This website houses lots of information, resources, videos, and tools to use in schools engaging in this work. Resources on the site are organized to support your inquiry into the following questions: What is a trauma-sensitive school? Why are trauma-sensitive schools needed? and How do we create a trauma-sensitive school?
Learn more about Dr. Shawn Ginwright’s Healing-Centered Engagement Tooklit. Flourish equips schools, youth agencies, foundations, and local governments with strategies, trainings, and tools that enhance learning and healthy development for youth.
These podcasters model how to have healing conversations about racial identity.
This website offers a collection of science-based practices related to SEL, character education, and mindfulness. Search their collection of free practices, such as creating a music playlist for your class cultivate emotional awareness and a sense of belonging and connection among students. There are lots of activities and resources to support adult and student well-being, as well as courses to learn how to put them into action.
This 4-session recorded webinar series includes handouts and resources on educator well-being and to support educators tap into their resiliency skills, increase self-compassion, create self-care routines, build a practice of gratitude and appreciation and celebrate – even those small successes – to support wellbeing.
SEL is vital for both youth and adults. When educators and caregivers strengthen their own social-emotional skills and mindsets they more effectively teach, model, and shape them in youth. This video highlights the importance of adult self-development in bringing positive learning outcomes for students.
Cultural Inclusiveness and Equity WISE (Well-Being Information and Strategies for Educators) is a free 3-part online and self-paced training,and the companion training to Classroom WISE.
This site houses a compilation of resources that are referenced in the Cultural Inclusiveness and Equity WISE online course, which is a 3-part training package that includes a free self-paced online course, video library featuring practicing teachers and students, comprehensive resource collection and website for K-12 educators on mental health literacy. Resources include topics such as understanding and supporting students experiencing adversity, the impact of trauma and adversity on learning behavior, and classroom strategies to support students.
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Keeping our school campuses safe from active shooters or intruders is one component of a school emergency plan. Part of being prepared is planning safety drills. The type of drills or exercises your school conducts should map on to your school emergency operations plan. This fact sheet provides guidance on steps to consider when performing an active shooter/ intruder drill.
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