The majority of students in the US will experience at least one traumatic event by the time they graduate high school. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has resources for schools that are looking to employ a trauma-informed approach to education: buff.ly/3AEHzMe

Looking for a one-page guide with research, webinars, and other resources to support young children who are experiencing homelessness? SchoolHouse Connection's Back to School Early Childhood Resources buff.ly/3yESdlL

Would you like to early up to $300 by giving feedback on a new assessment platform? If you are a mental health clinician currently working in K-12 schools with at least 5 students weekly to support student MH and well-being, complete the interest survey: buff.ly/3XyjCzg

To support our work in schools, there must be supportive policies and efforts to support implementation. This webinar from @CASELorg talks about supporting SEL and academic integration and supporting the translation from policy to practice. buff.ly/3WTXvBL

It's national suicide prevention week. For those who want to learn more about the week and how to support youth and families who may be impacted by suicide or suicidal ideation, you can visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention) afsp.org

Educators who are looking to increase visuals in their classrooms to support students' ability to problem solve and self regulate may find this poster pack to be useful! buff.ly/3YY2OTw

When supporting students with disabilities, it's important to consider those students' intersecting identities. For example, check out this guide for how educators and parents can support LGBTQ+ students who also have 504s and IEPs. buff.ly/4g1auKL

Community-school partnerships can improve the well-being of students and staff by providing resources and services that schools cannot offer with their current infrastructure. Child Trends highlights key practices for successful partnerships: buff.ly/44ALogp

Emergency drills can induce stress among school staff, but integrating mental health support and breaking down safety practice silos can bolster resilience. Join National Center for School Safety tomorrow at 1 pm ET to learn about enhancing staff resilience. Sign up: buff.ly/4dK5W9R

This Suicide Prevention Week, learn more about the Blueprint for Youth Suicide Prevention from American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and American Academy of Pediatrics which includes risk and protective factors, warning signs, and stategies for suicide prevention buff.ly/3PhZ36r

Looking for a new way to foster positive social emotional development in your school this year? What about starting a student club! Check out this article from @Edutopia which highlights the value of student clubs and how to get started! buff.ly/3Ay3u7Z

While sucide prevention week may be ending, that doesn't mean our work stops. To learn more about the impact of sucide prevention programs in school settings, look at this article spotlight from American Psychological Association buff.ly/3A8AVhb

Thank you to Dr. Andrea Joseph McCatty for this report regarding supporting the wellness of Black girls in our schools. buff.ly/3Motx3V

We know that unfortunately, crises do happen on school campuses and in communities. When these crises occur, schools may benefit from employing Psychological First Aid. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has provided a field operations guide for using PFA in schools. buff.ly/3MpmyI9

Tomorrow 1 pm ET, join Mental Health Technology Transfer Center to learn about how 988, a 24/7 free and confidential support line, can be helpful during interactions with students, families, or colleagues in distress. Sign up: buff.ly/3YhUm0U

This practice guide from Child Trends focuses on practical measurement of school practices and programs and how it can be used to transform school systems to better meet the needs of students, families, and communities. Check it out here: buff.ly/4fsLko6

Do you want to learn more about how society can come together to support young children and their families? Check out this webinar from @ZaentzHarvardEd: buff.ly/3LRMRXc #earlychildhoodeducation

Looking to strengthen your school's approach to supporting boys and young men of color and develop an action plan to transform your school into a supportive learning enviornment? Check out @coseboc 's Standards Course fo Schools Educating Boys of Color buff.ly/3JAVTqw

Even years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools are still struggling with attendance. Read more about this issue and the ways some schools are addresssing this across the country here buff.ly/3YSJtTF

Want to learn more about supporting LGBTQ+ students? Check out the wide variety of on-demand webinars offered by the Center of Excellence LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Equity buff.ly/3yQi8H6