9. Understanding the Impact of Global and Collective Traumas
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We can’t protect children and support their resilience if we overlook the traumas that are embedded in the fabric of their communities and society. In this episode, we speak to several guest experts about how global and collective traumas such as racism, war, community violence, and pandemics impact children.
Learn more about our guest experts on this episode:
Dr. Apryl Alexander
Dr. Archana Basu
Dr. Sandra Rafman
Dr. Michael Salter
Dr. Joyanna Silberg
Dr. Viola Vaughan-Eden
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