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Safe Schools NOLA – Tulane University
WebSafe Schools NOLA is a National Institute of Justice funded project (2015-CK-BX-0020; Co-PIs: Stacy Overstreet and Courtney Baker) working in partnership with six New Orleans schools to determine best practices for the implementation of …
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2019 School Behavioral Health Survey – Safe Schools NOLA
WebCoaching Resources. Creating a Peer Support Team. School Needs Assessment. Action Planning. Trauma-Informed Schools Organizational Readiness Assessment. 2019 School Behavioral Health Survey. Learning Collaborative. New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Collaborative. Trauma-Informed Schools Pilot Project.
2019 SCHOOL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT
WebIn 2011, the Health Department began examining the City’s role in addressing behavioral health (mental health and substance use) issues in New Orleans. With support and guidance from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the Health Department formed the Behavioral Health Council …
Resources – Safe Schools NOLA
WebThe National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) was created by Congress in 2000 as part of the Children’s Health Act to raise the standard of care and increase access to services for children and families who experience or witness traumatic events. This unique network of frontline providers, family members, researchers, and national
New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Collaborative
WebThe New Orleans Health Department assembled a number of community agencies in 2013 as part of the NOLA for Life initiative to provide crisis response and clinical services to schools following student-involved violence and other public-facing traumatic events. The Health Department led these efforts because New Orleans is a portfolio school
Preventing Escalation in the Classroom – Safe Schools NOLA
WebA “Calm Down Corner” (a.k.a. Think Space, Peace Corner, Safe Place, etc.) is a space within the classroom that students can utilize to regulate their physical and emotional state. The purpose is to help them regain behavioral control not punishment. Having a calm down corner includes teaching and practicing the SEL skills students need to
COVID-19 Impacts on Educator Well-Being
WebKristie Bardell, Louisiana Public Health Institute Avery Brewton, Tulane University & Training of Trainers for Trauma-Informed Schools Berre Burch, Children’s Bureau of New Orleans Laura Danna, Project Fleur-de-lis, Mercy Family Center Torrie Harris, New Orleans Health Department Kelli Jordan, New Orleans Public Schools
School Needs Assessment – Safe Schools NOLA
WebSchool Needs Assessment. A needs assessment is facilitated by the Safe Schools NOLA School Support Specialist to identify shared priorities that can be addressed in the trauma-informed action plan. The school’s leadership and peer support teams complete a series of measures as part of the needs assessment, including a checklist to identify
Safe & Supportive Classrooms – Safe Schools NOLA
WebCreating a safe and supportive classroom environment benefits ALL students and provides healing spaces for those who have experienced trauma. Trauma can shatter one’s sense of safety and trust so that they no longer feel the world is predictable or …
Strengthening Relationships – Safe Schools NOLA
Web2019 School Behavioral Health Survey; Learning Collaborative. New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Collaborative; Trauma-Informed Schools Pilot Project; Trauma-Informed Schools Train-the-Trainer Project; COVID-19 Resources
COVID-19 Resources – Safe Schools NOLA
WebThe New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Collaborative (NO-TIS LC) conducted a needs assessment to help inform educational policy and the development of resources to address teacher impact and need related to the Covid-19 pandemic. The survey was open from April 30 to May 15, 2020. The primary goals of this needs assessment were to: 1.
Trauma-Informed Schools: Introduction to the Special Issue
Webhealth care, they found that scores on the ARTIC demon-strated strong internal consistency and test–retest reliability over 6 months. Furthermore, construct and criterion-related validity were supported by correlations with indicators of familiarity with trauma-informed approaches and with staff- and system-level indicators of implementation of
For Schools – Safe Schools NOLA
WebWhat is a Trauma-Informed School? A trauma-informed school REALIZES the prevalence and impact of trauma.It RECOGNIZES signs of trauma and the need for learning support.And finally, it RESPONDS to avoid RE-TRAUMATIZATION and promote healing by integrating principles of trauma-informed care into the classroom practices and by …
Safe Schools NOLA – Safe Schools NOLA
WebThe goal of the National Institute of Justice-funded Safe Schools NOLA project is to determine whether a multicomponent implementation strategy including professional development in trauma-informed care, on-site consultation in the use of trauma-informed strategies, and technical assistance for system-wide adoption of trauma-informed …
Trauma-Informed Schools Pilot Project – Safe Schools NOLA
WebFrom 2015 to 2019, The New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning collaborative worked to develop and evaluate a trauma-informed schools intervention with five partner schools in New Orleans. The execution of this project led to the expansion of existing efforts to address trauma among school aged children by integrating trauma-informed
Trauma-Informed Schools Train-the-Trainer Project
WebThe goal of trauma-informed schools is to create physically and psychologically safe environments with the goal of interrupting the cycle of violence. We do this by building an understanding of the impact of trauma on school culture, personnel and students. The project involves having one system-level and one school-level trainee from each
Safe Schools NOLA – Safe Schools NOLA
WebSafe Schools NOLA. What? Six New Orleans schools participated in a research study of the use of trauma-informed approaches in schools. The goal of the study was to determine how school personnel and students responded to trauma-informed activities at their school, which included professional development training, coaching, and organizational
Staff Professional Development – Safe Schools NOLA
WebOver 450 teachers, support staff, and school leaders participated in this training over the course of the Safe Schools NOLA project. Participants have rated the training highly and perceive trauma-informed approaches to be acceptable and feasible. In addition, significant gains in knowledge and positive attitudes toward trauma-informed
Publications, Presentations & Media Coverage – Safe Schools NOLA
WebPresentation at the LSU School of Social Work Annual Conference, Baton Rouge, LA. Gunther, C, Richardson, L, and New Orleans Trauma-Informed Schools Learning Collaborative (2016). Trauma-Informed Schools: An Emerging Approach for Addressing Trauma and Preventing Violence. Presentation at 144th American Public Health …
Trauma-Informed Schools Organizational Readiness Assessment
WebThe Trauma-Informed Schools Organizational Readiness Assessment consists of 16 items across three domains: general capacity of the school to implement trauma-informed schools, specific capacity of the school to carry out trauma-informed approaches, and overall level of motivation for implementation. The tool is intended to be completed by the
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