Texas Working At the Intersections for Safe Families- WAIS

You are welcome to attend the FREE Peer Learning Training "Understanding the Trauma Imposter Syndrome in the Human Services Field" that is available to all civil/criminal court personnel, multi-disciplinary providers, the community including grassroots and faith-based organizations and parents/ caregivers, and youth with lived experience to promote trauma-informed care, equity, and cultural responsiveness to achieve overall healing centered engagement (support inclusive of cultural practices) and wellbeing.

Understanding Trauma & Imposter Syndrome in the Human Services Field Join us for a trauma-informed and equity training on understanding trauma and imposter syndrome within the social services industry.

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We had a fantastic turnout today at the Travis County Collaborative Council meeting. Our cohort gave a focused and energized presentation on the national convening behind this movement, the intersections of race, child welfare, and domestic violence, as well as the Texas initiative moving forward. We are excited to work with more community partners to build a better way of serving children and families.

We are very excited to present our vision and our work to the community this week (October 17)! Please join us to learn more about how Texas Working At the Intersections for Safe Families plans to change the child welfare and domestic violence systems' response to keeping families safe, through a race equity lens. Thank you to Judge Darlene Singleton Byrne and Judge Aurora Martinez Jones for including us as part of your National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Model Court Collaborative Council meeting! (RSVP to [email protected])

In preparation for a community presentation, our cohort members convene at SAFE to keep the mission moving forward!

On August 7, 2019 we experienced the peacefulness of the Native Tamayame land which was the best setting for the Meeting at the Intersections where we began to re-imagine the Domestic Violence and Child Welfare systems' response to families in crisis. Our Texas Cohort is ready to bring change to these systems.