310-26 Collective Trauma: Identifying Its Persistent Effects and Possibilities for Healing

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TITLE:  Collective Trauma: Identifying Its Persistent Effects and Possibilities for Healing

EVENT #:  310-26

DATE(S):  January 15, 2026

TIME(S):  1:00 pm - 2:15 pm

LOCATION(S):  Online via Zoom

PRESENTER(S):  Hannah Shevrin, The Illinois ACEs Response Collaborative

INTENDED AUDIENCE:  TAOEP, RSSP, Case Managers, Family Support Specialists, Truancy, ICEARY Members, K-12 Educators, Administrators, etc.

FEE:  NA

PD HOURS:  1.25

• Collective Trauma dives into the core components of collective trauma from a public health perspective. Participants will review public health definitions of collective trauma and its various forms and examine how cycles of collective trauma persist and have multi-level effects. Participants will engage with theories and frameworks for addressing collective trauma and identify action steps they can take to implement solutions.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the definition of collective experiences of trauma and its scope
• Identify how and why trauma can persist across communities and generations
• Understand frameworks for collective healing
• Become familiar with an example of a collective healing intervention
• Articulate potential steps they can take to integrate collective healing into their
  practice

QUESTIONS?  Please email [email protected] to contact Melinda, the Assistant Director of Professional Learning for the ROE 26 & ROE 33 Professional Development Consortium.

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