Advancing Change to Support Trauma-Informed Initiatives and Build Evidence of Impacts

This issue brief summarizes information from multiple sources to offer insight into three critical questions:

  • How can stakeholders achieve a common understanding of what it means to be “trauma informed”?
  • How can stakeholders support a trauma-informed workforce?
  • How can stakeholders strengthen measurement and build evidence of impacts?
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Authors:

Karen CaironeEDC; Erin Ingoldsby and Colleen MorrisonJames Bell Associates

Media Type:

PDF

Resource Type:

Report

Focus Area:

Early Childhood Development & LearningMental Health & Wellbeing

Project:

Trauma-Informed Approaches

Project:

Trauma-Informed Approaches

Date:

2020

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