Reply to "Schools and Conferences that are healing-centered."

Christine Cissy WhiteIt's not trauma-informed unless it's informed by trauma survivors.

Melissa:

I suggest this conference to get more ideas and examples as well as visiting the ACEs in Education page that Morgan has mentioned above and of course reading ACEs Too High for great stories. Also, Learn 4 Life, Essdack, and Vital Village all do great work with schools and in communities and include healing approaches in the ways they organize as well as the work done. And Paper Tigers is a way to see the types of transformation that are possible. There are lots of individuals doing inspiring work as well. Hope this helps some. Cissy

11/23/183:52 AM

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