Events

Why I ROCK Girls Conference 2021

Why I Rock 2021

 Sherrelle Jackson, MSW, LCSW, Mom, Stepmom, Event Organizer The Why I ROCK Girls Conference celebrates its 5th anniversary this year. First featured in our TIO Newsletter in 2017, the Conference grew from 60 girls to more than 120 pre-COVID. Last year with COVID the in-person conference was canceled, but with Why I ROCK Girls Conference 2021

Preparing People for Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest

November 27, 2017 From Bob Doppelt, International Transformational Resilience Coalition Coordinator A sold out conference was held November 15–16 at Portland State University to launch a movement to make the Pacific Northwest the first trauma-informed human resilience-enhancing region in the US for climate change-enhanced—and other—traumas and toxic stresses. Preparing People Preparing People for Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest

Why You Should “Rock Out” for the Girls Conference this Summer!

July 25, 2017 From Sherrelle Jackson, MSW, LCSW, Mom, Stepmom, Event Organizer The Why I Rock Girls Conference happening this summer, August 17 & 18 is the first of its kind. It’s the first to specifically target a demographic of young girls of color grades 6-9. It’s the first to boast a celebration Why You Should “Rock Out” for the Girls Conference this Summer!

Implementation, Training & Education Updates May/June 2017

May 25, 2017 From Ana Hristić, MA, MSW, CSWA, Training and Education Coordinator, Trauma Informed Oregon Train the Trainer Pilot was a great success! We were fortunate enough to host 18 community partners from across the state and across industries. During the two and a half days, we journeyed through Implementation, Training & Education Updates May/June 2017

Implementation, Training & Education Updates November 2016

November 28, 2016 From Mandy Davis, LCSW, PhD, Co-Director, Trauma Informed Oregon Working Toward a Trauma Informed Judicial System There is no shortage of work to be done for our judicial system to be trauma informed (TI) but I am continually amazed by those who have been doing this work Implementation, Training & Education Updates November 2016

Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings September 2016

September 26, 2016 From Diane Yatchmenoff, Ph.D, Director, Trauma Informed Oregon FAQs for the Trauma Informed Oregon Standards of Practice As partners around the state adopt the Trauma Informed Oregon (TIO) Standards of Practice for Trauma Informed Care as a framework for assessment and planning, we are learning more about how Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings September 2016

Giving Back to the Community

July 23, 2016 From Isha-Charlie McNeely, BS, Founder, Back-2-School-Fresh, My Life Supervisor Back-2-School-FRESH is Filling the Void of Financial Hardship Back-2-School-FRESH (B2SF) is a non-profit that strives to provide children experiencing adversity and/or at-risk youth with strong and enduring connections to the assets and resources in their community. This is accomplished through Giving Back to the Community

Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings August

August 11, 2015 From Diane Yatchmenoff, Ph.D, Director, Trauma Informed Oregon Good news in healthcare I recently went for a checkup to the eastside Portland Clinic (formerly Portland Family Practice) where I’ve been a patient for years, though I’m highly irregular about preventive routines so don’t get in very often. Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings August

Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings April

April 14, 2015 From Diane Yatchmenoff, Ph.D, Director, Trauma Informed Oregon YOU are making Trauma Informed Oregon a Success We’re pleased to report that our website and the newsletter are showing strong signs of interest and endorsement from the Collaborative. We’ve had 3,243 hits on the website this month alone, Trauma Informed Oregon Happenings April

Trauma Informed Oregon’s First Collaborative Meeting

November 14, 2014 From: Margaret Cary, MD, MPH, Co-Director, Trauma Informed Oregon On October 10th just over 130 Oregonians gathered to share experiences, learn from each other, and brainstorm ideas about strengthening and dissemination of trauma-informed practices throughout Oregon’s social, health, educational, and judicial services. People commented about their appreciation Trauma Informed Oregon’s First Collaborative Meeting