Bridges Out of Poverty Workshop (Charles B. Washington Branch)

About this event

Join us for an engaging one-hour workshop to learn about Omaha Bridges and the programs and resources they offer to strengthen our community. Omaha Bridges provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the complex factors that contribute to and sustain poverty through a socioeconomic lens. During this session, participants will explore several Omaha Bridges models and concepts that highlight the impact of economic class on individuals, families, and communities. The workshop includes a hands-on activity that allows attendees to apply key concepts and deepen their understanding through interactive learning. This is a free event for adults 19+. This program does not require registration. View this on OPL's events calendar: https://omaha.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/6ac577acebad22004543967a Learn more about Omaha Bridges: https://omabop.org/ All Omaha Public Library locations are wheelchair accessible. Need sign language interpretation or other accessibility assistance for this event? Please email Nancy Novotny at NNovotny@omahalibrary.org to request accommodation. Requests must be made at least five business days before the activity or event.