Voices of Youth in Chicago Education (VOYCE) is a youth organizing alliance led by students of color from across Chicago. Through VOYCE, young people have been leading a movement to transform what safety means in schools and communities, advancing a vision for healing-centered schools and communities.
Key insights from Shawn Ginwright’s social-emotional learning approach that equips educators, administrators, youth workers, caregivers, and students with culturally appropriate techniques to promote healing, self-esteem, and well-being, and also creates positive conditions for academic achievement.
Tackling Unhealed Trauma: A guide to healing-centered engagement Read More »
Administrator self-assessment to support implementation of conscious discipline; available for free & premium members, designed specifically for administrators.
School Administrator Self-Assessment on Conscious Discipline Read More »
Praxis Project centers community, builds power for health, justice, and racial equity. Site includes research and learning with options for participation in learning circles and other field building activities.
A partnership between Palenque LSNA and the Southwest Organizing Project, the Parent Engagement Institute (PEI) builds the capacity of community organizations, parent leaders, and schools to replicate the Parent Mentor Program model and build transformative parent leadership in schools and communities across Illinois and beyond.
The National Equity Project is a nonprofit, social impact organization committed to increasing the capacity of people to achieve thriving, self-determining, educated and just communities. Schools can find resources for racial justice and educational equity.
Youth led/youth voice work to develop youth to be empowered, informed, and active citizens who will promote a just and equitable society.
Research article offering insights into fostering connectedness in the context of counseling in schools with consideration to students’ developmental needs. NOTE: PAID ACCESS ONLY
Understanding the essential components of MTSS is an important part of its implementation, but research suggests effective implementation is a major challenge for educators. Successful implementation of MTSS demands ongoing planning, continuous improvement, and sustaining and expanding efforts. This website lets you click on the phases of MTSS implementation to find tools and resources to support planning for success, implementation, and sustaining and expanding implementation.
Video panel with child development, children’s health, and trauma-care experts to talk about ways families can support their children and one another to process racism, violence. (2020)
Helping Kids Process Violence, Trauma, and Race in a World of Nonstop News Read More »
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