This course provides advice for those who want to live out inclusive values and remain committed to advocacy year-round to LGBTQ+ students and staff.
Beyond Pride: Year-Round Action to be an Ally to LGBTQ+ Staff and Students Read More »
Part of the Advancing Racial Justice and Educational Equity Learning Series. Learn from the experience and expertise of Dr. Paul Enderle, school administrator and his 30-year journey in education, highlighting his role in fostering equity, racial justice, and systemic change.
This short course is part of the Welcoming and Supporting Newcomer Youth Wellness in Schools learning series, the third of three courses that provides fundamental knowledge key to working with newcomers, as well as strategies to support these students and their families. Learn about applying trauma-informed practices to Tier 2 interventions, gain knowledge around resources for crises, and how to build self-care and community care into this work.
This short course is part of the Welcoming and Supporting Newcomer Youth Wellness in Schools learning series, the first of three courses that provides fundamental knowledge key to working with newcomers, as well as strategies to support these students and their families. Learn about citizenship pathways, work authorization, and public benefits terminology, analyze migration factors, and supportive strategies for school communities.
This course provides an overview of the development and integration of Behavioral Health Teams (BHTs) within the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework. Through historical context and practical insights, this training highlights the benefits of establishing BHTs to address students’ needs effectively.
This course and Trauma-Responsive Schools Implementation Assessment (TRS-IA) course are part of the learning series for schools involved in the REACH and/or RSSI programs. This course helps teams review school data, set trauma-responsive goals, develop SMARTIE action steps, monitor progress, and collaborate effectively.
America’s youth are under more pressure than ever before. This presentation discusses some of those stressors in detail, including recent results from a national survey on youth violence and substance abuse. Also discussed in this presentation are typical developmental milestones and differentiating factors between “teenage angst” and youth struggling with worsening depression or suicidal thoughts, and the webinar also reviews strategies for assessing risk factors for suicide and strategies to improve access to proper care. The speaker also reviews tips for communicating with youth and assessing internet/technology use, including assessing for cyberbullying and suicidal thoughts/actions. This webinar is intended for psychologists, social workers, counselors and other mental health professionals.
This brief guide created by Center for Childhood Resilience helps schools and organizations use anti-racist language in their work, engagement with students and families, and materials.
Not for profit organization that uses info from youth surveys to report on power of collaboration, relationships and youth voice. Provides PD to schools and districts to deepen understanding of using student voice and other stakeholder feedback to accelerate change.
Youth Truth Student Survey Professional Development Read More »
Youth Voice Toolkit to help youth make decisions, reflect on learning, plan for action, and advocate for change in the communities they belong to.
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