Hi Everyone,
I am excited to share information about our upcoming training-
Roots of Resilience: Trauma Informed Tools for Education and Outreach
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<![endif]>When: 2-4pm January 7th & 14th Participants need to attend both days
Where: Zoom
Cost: *Sliding scale $20, $40, $60
Register: https://caee.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=550
This two part virtual workshop is designed to equip educators and natural resource professionals with essential trauma informed strategies to enhance your work with diverse populations. Whether you’re working in classrooms, community programs, or environmental initiatives, this training provides practical tools for fostering trauma resilience. Through a blend of expert insights and hands-on activities, participants are invited to:
- Engage with the concept of trauma and its effects on learning, behavior, and engagement.
- Explore trauma-informed principles and how they can be integrated into educational practices.
- Practice modifying lesson plans with a trauma-informed approach.
If you’re new to trauma-informed approaches or seeking to deepen your practice, this workshop will support your ongoing efforts to create inclusive, supportive spaces for learning not only for students but educators as well. Register today!
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<![endif]>Yasmeen Hossain, PhD
Associate Director of the Oregon Natural Resources Education Program, Oregon State University Extension
Yasmeen has been combining her experience in the mental health field with her background in environmental science for over 20 years, serving as an executive director, trauma practitioner, program manager, educator, and teacher trainer throughout the US and internationally. She is passionate about tending not only to our ecosystems and natural resources but also the people who steward them. Yasmeen earned a PhD from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
This workshop is brought to you by Colorado Project Learning Tree.
*Special thanks to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative for providing grant funding to broaden the reach of this training. Free scholarships are available. Please contact PLT Coordinator Danielle Ardrey for information- danielle.ardrey 970-732-0569
Best,
Danielle Ardrey
Conservation & Youth Education Specialist
Colorado State Forest Service
970-732-0569
5060 Campus Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523-5060
danielle.ardrey
csfs.colostate.edu
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