In January 2026, the Trauma-Informed Schools Institute (TISI), housed at IHDSC, convened educators for an engaging workshop centered on building more equitable and trauma-informed school communities. Educators from a wide-range of school settings engaged in relationship-building with one another, explored restorative routines and co-regulation strategies, and used an equity-centered lens to explore and understand student behavior.
Participants engaged with a panel discussion and interactive activities to bridge communication and practice, and left with concrete examples, strategies, and approaches to implementing classroom systems that foster belonging for all students.
To learn more about TISI and the exciting and impactful trainings that they are offering, visit the TISI website.
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