We provide a secure platform for school system leaders and educators to learn from experts across the country about trauma-informed approaches for girls of color and engage in peer-to-peer learning.
The Learning Network’s content is guided by a youth advisory committee comprised of girls of color and a steering committee comprised of professionals with expertise in trauma-informed learning and/or issues relating to race, ethnicity, and gender.
Registration is free for members who are educators, school leadership and support personnel, district leadership, school support staff, school counselors and therapists, and other members of school communities.
Regular webinars, trainings, and other events focused on trauma-informed practices, addressing race and gender bias, cultural competency; and promising interventions
An interactive message board where Learning Network members can pose questions, post relevant comments, articles and ideas, and engage with one another
A resource center that provides access to the latest publications and bestpractices;
A community of Steering Committee members, youth advisors, and 845 members spanning 46 states and four countries
Access to related content from the ACEs Connection, a 17,000-member social network focused on Adverse Childhood Experiences and fostering resilience
