BUILDING RESILIENCE SUMMIT

This summit is designed for professionals (law enforcement, educators, advocates, etc.) who work with youth, as well as professionals and organizations that are interested in implementing trauma-informed strategies in their organizations. Although this summit is intended to provide professionals with trauma-informed practices to promote self-care and build youth resilience, others may attend.

This summit addresses the need for resilience-building practices in youth serving settings. Participants will have the opportunity to participate in breakout sessions, learn tools for self-care, understand how trauma impacts the brain (learning, development, behavior, and relationships), and strategies that will help build resilience in youth.

Who Should Attend:This summit is ideal for professionals working directly with youth, including:

• Educators and school administrators
• Mental health professionals and school counselors
• Social workers and case managers
• Youth development and afterschool program staff
• Juvenile justice and child welfare professionals
• Healthcare providers serving children and adolescents

Info: - Trauma Informed Education presented by Columbia College professors - Trauma from a social worker perspective - What are we missing? - Breakout session 1 - Breakout session 2

Info: - Strengthening youth resilience and positive childhood experiences through law enforcement and school/community collaboration

Host or Publisher LMB - BE TRAUMA INFORMED