Please join us for two upcoming free webinars on trauma-informed pedagogy. The webinars each explore a different facet of tools and practices drawn from our program, Embodying Your Curriculum, which brings trauma informed pedagogies to professors specifically to meet this moment of challenge in the midst of the pandemic and the movements against structural racial violence, as we move our classes online. At this link you can find the webinar recording for our first session in the series, Embodying Your Curriculum: An Introduction to Trauma-informed Pedagogy. Please circulate these links and resources to any faculty who you think might be interested.
If you’re interested in a deeper dive into trauma-informed pedagogy, sign up for our 6 week/4 module program for professors, Embodying Your Curriculum, please register here. The first session will run from August 10-Sept. 20 and is filling up, so we recommend signing up as soon as you can. Registration closes August 3. The second session will run from Sept. 27-Nov. 8 2020. You can find more information about our program at our website.
We look forward to being in conversation with you!

Warmly,
Anita Chari and Angelica Singh
Co-Founders of Embodying Your Curriculum

Webinar #2: Jul 30, 2020 9:30 am-11 am PST/12:30-2 pm EST
The Skill of Resourcing in the Trauma-informed Classroom

Register in advance for this meeting
(Everyone registered will receive a recording of the webinar)
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUodOippjsuGtCYpN59uwZp7dbuzO-fjldD

In this webinar we’ll teach you the skill of resourcing yourself in the classroom from a trauma-informed perspective. We’ll present tools for you to use in your classroom that are appropriate for any discipline (including the Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, Business, and Law) and that will help you and your students to feel supported during what is, for many, a challenging time.

Learn:
•What is resourcing and how do we practice it?
•Why resourcing is key to learning and teaching from a trauma-informed perspective, especially during this time.
•Understand how resourcing works within the context of your own life and classroom.
•How to resource yourself when you get overwhelmed in the classroom.

Webinar #3: August 6, 2020 9:30 am-11 am PST/12:30-2 pm EST
Practical Applications of Trauma-informed Practices & Ask anything

Register in advance for this meeting:
(Everyone registered will receive a recording of the webinar)
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcldOiqqjwoEtQRwjo8pMhafXQyTHSBmCZp

In this webinar we’ll explore practical applications of trauma-informed pedagogy in the classroom, with an emphasis on addressing issues regarding race, intersectionality, and structural oppression. We’ll discuss a variety of concrete contexts in the classroom that apply across disciplines (including the Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, Business, and Law) and that will help you and your students to feel supported during what is, for many, a challenging time.

•Learn about the skill of conversation from a trauma-informed perspective.
•Receive trauma-informed resources for leading challenging conversations in the classroom.
•Ask us any questions you may have.