Trauma-Informed Care Research Brief Series

 


Trauma-informed responses to post-pandemic schooling

Project Overview

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Illinois educators and policymakers have taken an increased interest in the effects of trauma on students and educators. In March 2021, the Illinois General Assembly passed House Bill 2170, which, among many other things, called for specific attention to the effects of trauma on students. Given this interest in how trauma intersects with educational experience, IWERC was asked to write “research briefs” on trauma and its implications for educational institutions in the state. IWERC is producing briefs that are Illinois-specific, rooted in rigorous scholarly research, focused on target populations that are more likely to experience trauma and may require distinct approaches, and pithy and actionable for educators, educational institutions, and others.

Trauma-Informed Care in Illinois Education Settings

An Introduction to a Research Brief Series

By Meg S. Bates, Ph.D.

Trauma-Informed Care for Supporting Young Children in Low-Income Families

A Research Brief SeriesBy Yi Wang, Ph.D.

Trauma-Informed Care for Supporting the Mental and Physical Health of Youth Experiencing Homelessness (YEH)

A Research Brief Series

By Stephanie M. Werner, Ph.D.

Trauma-Informed Education in Illinois Webinar

IWERC hosted a virtual webinar to discuss trauma-informed care (TIC) in education with a panel of speakers.

The speakers included: