SALON SERIES
SOCIAL
AND STRONG
FOR 30 YEARS
Salon Series Spring 2023
All Salons are via Zoom
All Salons meet on Thursdays. Programs are presented 6:30 - 8:30 PM, and 2 CEUs are awarded.
All registrants will be able to log in at 6:30 for presentation.
April 27th, 2023- Persuing Reproductive Liberation: Applying the Reproductive Justice Framework to
Clinical Practice
Presenter: Stefani Huey, MSW, LISW-CP
Bio: Stefani is a Licensed Independent Social Worker - Clinical Practice based out of South Carolina and a doctoral candidate at Simmons
University. Centering her practice on reproductive mental health, she sub-specializes in fertility challenges and perinatal/infant loss. Stefani
is committed to social justice, anti-racism, and an LGBTQ+ affirming practice of social work.
Objectives:
At the conclusion of this salon, participants will have:
1. Cultivated a deeper understanding of the reproductive justice framework and associated theories.
2. Increased their knowledge on the history of obstetric and reproductive violence within the U.S.
3. Recognized how racism and oppression within reproductive healthcare impacts clients.
4. Utilized case vignettes to practice applying the RJ framework in clinical settings.
Summary:
The U.S. has a history of racism and discrimination embedded in the education and practice of reproductive healthcare which continues to
impact people of reproductive age today. Current racial and social disparities impact maternal and infant mortality, access to healthcare, and
other perinatal outcomes — directly affecting mental well-being. This training will review the Reproductive Justice framework, explore its
application to clinical practice, and address social justice concerns for clients in their reproductive years through a DEIPAR (diversity, equity,
inclusion/intersectionality, power analysis, and anti-racism) lens.
May 4, 2023
Presenter: Amy Barch, Founder and Executive Director
Title: Turn90: A New Direction After Prison
Objectives:
1. Attendees will learn about the challenges people face as they reenter prison.
2. Attendees will learn about the Turn90 program, and the evidence-based model used to help these men succeed.
Bio: In 2012, Amy Barch founded Turn90, a nonprofit with the mission to help men succeed after prison. Prison reentry became her life’s
passion after an internship in a local jail helping incarcerated individuals earn their GED. Turn90 (formerly Turning Leaf) has received national
attention for its innovative, therapeutic approach to reentry, and is currently expanding its footprint by opening a second location in Columbia
and a third in upstate South Carolina. Amy earned a Bachelor’s in Law, Societies and Justice from the University of Washington and is
currently earning a Master’s in Criminal Justice at Arizona State University. She has called Charleston her home since 2010.
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SCSCSW has not vetted all of the opinions, finding, recommendations, or conclusions expressed by our guest presenters. We do not necessarily endorse the material presented as being effective and appropriate within your individual practices. You are responsible for using your own clinical ethics and knowledge of your skills to determine whether and how this material is utilized within your clinical work. We also reserve the right to substitute a qualified instructor for any presentation due to unforeseen circumstances.