Leadership Symposium - Restoring Connections: Can C.A.R.E be the Cure for Tackling Trauma?

June 8 - Denver, CO

Tackling trauma was a concern before the pandemic, and it has only escalated. Many members of our school communities are struggling and, as a leader or architect, meeting these needs can seem daunting. Join Meteor Education for an experiential workshop with special guest Linda Gail Walker, author of Surviving the Storm: Leading Through Post-Traumatic Growth to explore C.A.R.E. (Connection, Awareness, Response, and Evolution) strategies that will equip leaders to move communities from surviving to thriving.

Learning objectives include:

* Discuss how trauma-sensitive environment design can help schools become safe places for students

* Apply C.A.R.E strategies to your context

* Discover solutions to help schools become trauma ready

* Explore specific strategies for leaders to restore connections within the school community and support post-traumatic growth

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Schedule

8:00 am – 8:30 am

Continental Breakfast

8:30 am – 11:30 am

Leadership Symposium

11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Conversational Lunch (Lunch is provided for those who stay)

Meet Our Speaker

LindaGail Walker

Executive Director for Innovation and Impact | Meteor Education

Author of Surviving the Storm: Leading Through Post-Traumatic Growth

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Surviving the Storm: Leading Through Post-Traumatic Growth

A global pandemic. Social unrest. Economic instability. American society is going through unprecedented disruptions that reverberate through every home and every institution. Isolation and anxiety have bred distrust and division. In many places, schools are a lightning rod for rage that threatens to tear our communities apart. Surviving the Storm is essential reading for educators and administrators traumatized by the overwhelming demands placed on them at this strategic crossroads in our history. Through their research, LindaGail Walker, in collaboration with Rex Miller, offers insight into the leader’s journey from disillusionment and despair to possibilities and hope. Leaders will find Surviving the Storm a comprehensive guide for their journey to post-traumatic recovery and growth toward a future of renewed confidence, healthy community, and educational excellence.

Denver, Colorado

June 8, 2023 8:ooam-11:30am

Cunningham Architecture
1500 Wynkoop Street
Suite 300
Denver, Colorado 80202

Enter through the lobby and take the elevator up to the 3^rdfloor.

Parking: Due to the downtown location garage parking will be easiest- 1515 Wynkoop Street has a covered garage. If you prefer to use public transportation, the location is one block south of Union Station.