ROAR Response to racial trauma (face to face)

Date/Time

02/12/2024 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

Location

Merseyside Youth Association Ltd
65-67 Hanover Street Liverpool

The ROAR Response to Racial Trauma is a reflective space to raise the awareness and understanding of Racial Trauma. To consider the role we all play in being an ally to others; being brave to have curious and open conversations to learn and listen for a collective voice. To develop a framework that supports the practice of Allyship on a personal, interpersonal and structural level across the school community. Explore ways to build resilience, rest and resistance and a platform for change

The course is a one- day face to face due to the nature of the course, zoom not advised.

Module One: How to create a safe space where racial trauma can be acknowledged, voiced and visible. The importance of self-reflection and awareness in trauma-informed practice. The introduction of the framework to support understanding of race and other cultural intersectionality.

Module Two: What do we mean by Racial Trauma? What can we see in our young people? What are we not seeing and failing to understand (The ROAR Iceberg with a racial-trauma lens)

Module Three: Allyship. What is it? How do we use are power of being an Ally?

Module Four: Resilience through a racial trauma lens. Cultivating rest and resistance with compassion.

Pre-course session: For senior leaders exploring the content from a strategic perspective, aligning the ROAR Response to Racial Trauma to the Whole School Approach Model to mental health. Senior leads will be given an audit tool/ reflection document to complete prior to the training.  ONE HOUR SESSION delivered via zoom.

This session will go ahead approximately a month before the training and details will be sent to you once you place has been confirmed.

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