Bridges to Understanding: A Poverty Simulation - 35169

Step into the shoes of a family with limited financial resources during this powerful 3-hour interactive simulation. Participants will take on the roles of individuals navigating the daily realities of poverty while facing unexpected challenges and limited resources. Throughout the experience, they’ll interact with community systems such as schools, social services, banks, employers, and law enforcement. This immersive simulation goes beyond statistics, offering a human perspective on poverty that fosters empathy, challenges assumptions, and builds stronger, more compassionate connections with students and families experiencing economic hardship and homelessness. By understanding the barriers poverty creates, participants will be better equipped to remove obstacles to learning, strengthen student engagement, and support pathways to academic success. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your perspective, enhance your ability to identify students experiencing homelessness, and support students and families in need. Register now to reserve your spot.

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McKinney-Vento, Assistant Principals, Central Office Administrators, Counselors, Principals
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Participants will explore the barriers faced by individuals and families living in poverty through a realistic, role-based simulation experience, applying insights to strengthen strategies for identifying and supporting students experiencing homelessness.
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