Eight Ways to Care for Gen Z in a Post-Pandemic World
Eight Ways to Care for Gen Z in a Post-Pandemic World
June 8, 2021
3:00pm
They’ve changed, and so have you.
Rooted in new research, these 8 tips will help you rebuild trust, understand where young people are at, and exercise empathy.
We have the tools to help care for young people in ways that don’t rely on going “back to normal” but instead prepare for a new normal.
Young people are in a stage of life full of growth—socially, spiritually, emotionally, and more. Even before the pandemic, they were navigating some of life’s biggest questions around community, identity, and meaning. In essence, the pandemic has not been a slight speed bump as they navigate these big life questions; it was a sudden and dramatic left turn.
But there is hope on the horizon as we emerge from life in lockdown.
You are part of that hope.
About Our Virtual Meetings
This gathering is a virtual meeting hosted by Zoom. The link below will take you directly to the registration page. Once you register, you will receive the confirmation email, which includes the link. You will also receive reminders about the webinars in the days leading up to the events. You are encouraged to click it a few minutes before the meeting start time to test your video and sound. You will be automatically placed into a waiting room upon entry until the host lets you in.
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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Dr. Josh Packard, Executive Director of Springtide Research Institute, is an accomplished researcher with an expertise in the sociology of religion and new forms of religious expression. A talented speaker and writer, with over 10 years of teaching experience, Josh has been a guest on numerous radio shows and podcasts, and has been an invited speaker at many conferences, events, and workshops. He has been published widely in both academic and popular outlets, including Christianity Today, The Aspen Institute, The Huffington Post, Desert News, and Christian Science Monitor, among others. Josh earned his Ph.D. in sociology from Vanderbilt University and did his undergraduate work in English at Texas Lutheran University.
Rooted in new research, these 8 tips will help you rebuild trust, understand where young people are at, and exercise empathy.
We have the tools to help care for young people in ways that don’t rely on going “back to normal” but instead prepare for a new normal.
Young people are in a stage of life full of growth—socially, spiritually, emotionally, and more. Even before the pandemic, they were navigating some of life’s biggest questions around community, identity, and meaning. In essence, the pandemic has not been a slight speed bump as they navigate these big life questions; it was a sudden and dramatic left turn.
But there is hope on the horizon as we emerge from life in lockdown.
You are part of that hope.
About Our Virtual Meetings
This gathering is a virtual meeting hosted by Zoom. The link below will take you directly to the registration page. Once you register, you will receive the confirmation email, which includes the link. You will also receive reminders about the webinars in the days leading up to the events. You are encouraged to click it a few minutes before the meeting start time to test your video and sound. You will be automatically placed into a waiting room upon entry until the host lets you in.
Register Here
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
About Our Speaker
Dr. Josh Packard, Executive Director of Springtide Research Institute, is an accomplished researcher with an expertise in the sociology of religion and new forms of religious expression. A talented speaker and writer, with over 10 years of teaching experience, Josh has been a guest on numerous radio shows and podcasts, and has been an invited speaker at many conferences, events, and workshops. He has been published widely in both academic and popular outlets, including Christianity Today, The Aspen Institute, The Huffington Post, Desert News, and Christian Science Monitor, among others. Josh earned his Ph.D. in sociology from Vanderbilt University and did his undergraduate work in English at Texas Lutheran University.
Eight Ways to Care for Gen Z in a Post-Pandemic World
June 8, 2021
3:00pm