Everyone’s an Asset Builder

Our Everyone's an Asset Builder workshop teaches participants to support young people's health and well-being by exploring key factors for their development and community involvement.
October 29, 2026
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
In Person (Tulsa, OK)
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Our Everyone’s an Asset Builder workshop teaches participants to support young people’s health and well-being by exploring key factors for their development and community involvement. Participants will identify the qualities and everyday actions that positively impact youth and promote their ability to thrive. This training is appropriate for all trusted adults within the community. Research with millions of young people shows the power of people from all walks of life committing to do what they can to support all young people’s success. By participating in this highly interactive workshop, parents, educators, mentors, neighbors, youth workers, and community leaders will: understand the strengths and supports that are essential for young people’s success in school, work, and life, based on Search Institute’s research on Developmental Assets; identify qualities of individuals who play powerful roles in young people’s lives; discover opportunities in their everyday lives for making a positive difference; and make personal commitments to take personal action to support youth success.

Target Audience:
Everyone in the Community
Cost: FREE
Registration will close one week prior to the training date, or when registration reaches capacity.
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Facilitators

Jennifer Briggs, LMSW

Director of Learning & Impact
She/Her

Jennifer Briggs is the Director of Learning and Impact at Amplify, where she oversees programming, guiding the organization’s strategy for training, program development, evaluation, and the direct service initiatives that support youth across Tulsa. Jenny is a lifelong Tulsan who grew up without access to high quality sex education, teen clinics, or support for parenting teens, and saw firsthand how that gap made growing up harder for herself and her peers. She graduated from Memorial High School before earning a Bachelor of Arts in English from Oklahoma State University and a Master of Social Work from the University of Oklahoma, and is a Licensed Master Social Worker. Before her current role, Jenny taught sex education through the Carrera Program at Union Public Schools and completed social work practicum placements with Tulsa CARES, Youth Services of Tulsa, and the Tulsa County Juvenile Bureau. With more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of public health, youth development, and community-based social work, she brings a strengths-based, systems-oriented approach to supporting program staff and partners. Outside of work, Jenny enjoys gardening, reading, and spending time outside with the people she loves.