Sesame Workshop has loads of webinars, videos, guides, resources on different topics related to supporting young children, such as mental health and SEL, created for adults who work with young children. Some examples of webinars are: “Responding to Behavior in Caring Ways,” “Caring Communities,” and “Rythyms of Resilience.”
Free, web-based training: National Training Initiative’s School Based Adoption Competency for Mental Health Professionals developed by the Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.) It is important for educators and school mental health professionals to understand that children who have been separated from a birth parent and caregiver or who have experienced displacement are unique. The training consists of 8 modules and provides the foundational knowledge, values, skills, and resources for school counselors, social workers, psychologists, and school-based therapists to effectively support the mental health and well-being of children experiencing foster care, adoption, kinship care, and/or significant separation and loss of birth family, community, and culture.
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Organization within Illinois that provides advocacy, professional development, needs assessment, action planning and implementation to communties and organizations wanting to develop adult social and emotional leanring, restorative practices, clutire and climate work in schools, bullying prevention, and healing-centered work.
Reflections on the state of education today and what it means to support social justice and be an anti-racist educator. Conversation with Dr. Pedro Noguera, national educational leader and Dean of the University of Southern California’s Rossier School of Education.
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NewRoot provides innovative, experiential programs focused on building leadership, social-emotional learning, and community engagement among young people. Their resources and activities aim to empower youth to create positive social change and develop essential life skills. Restorative Justice Practices, coaching & supports are part of the process.
In the video “Nonviolent Communication with Dr. Roxy Manning,” Dr. Manning discusses the principles and practices of nonviolent communication (NVC). She explains how NVC can be used to improve interpersonal relationships, resolve conflicts, and foster empathy and understanding through compassionate and clear communication techniques.
Learning for Justice houses loads of resources and curricula to use in classrooms around racial justice, educational equity and supporting all students.
This video, part of Center for Childhood Resilience’s Introduction to Trauma course, provides an overivew of how trauma impacts young people’s brain development, and the consequences it has on learning and the ability to form relationships.
Information on how Reflective Practice benefits inclusive, socially-just teaching; includes a social justice pedagogy reflection tool and teaching practices inventory.
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This organization provides trainings on childhood adversity and resilience, historical trauma, burnout, and trauma-informed care have reached 1,200 people from community-based organizations, hospitals, FQHCs, schools, foundations, and more. They also are the region’s hub for the ACE Interface Train-the-Trainer curriculum, a nationally recognized program developed by Dr. Rob Anda and Laura Porter. We have trained four cohorts of presenters and now have four master trainers and 85 presenters.
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