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Webinar: Using Children’s Books to Approach Trauma-Informed Education

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Join us for our critical back to school webinar about Trauma-Informed Education in time for the release of our new Trauma-Informed Education Book List with Katie Potter, Lee & Low’s Literacy Specialist, and Andrea Adomako, an educator who has worked with elementary, middle and high school students, a PhD student in African American Studies, and a Mellon Cluster Fellow in Gender and Sexuality Studies at Northwestern University. Katie and Andrea will discuss different books and activities that approach various kinds of trauma. Find out about children’s books that deal with natural disaster, poverty, homelessness or economic insecurity, bullying, family trauma or separation, loss and death, war and displacement, as well as resources and organizations where you can find out more about trauma-informed education and its implication for your work with students in classrooms, library, or other relevant settings.

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