Reframing Workplace Safety Through Social Innovation
How can we collectively make our work environments physically and emotionally safe? Felicia Eckstein shares personal experiences as a way to question the constructs of our spaces in hopes of moving us toward better solutions. Read more in Felicia Eckstein’s blog post… Prepared for the Worst
Man-made or natural disasters are disruptive, to say the least. Sharon Ross, Afrovivalist and Preparedness Educator, provides concrete examples of how to prepare for these times and provides opportunities to learn survival skills. Read more from Sharon Ross in this blog post… When Your Safety is a Negotiation
Individual and institutional relationships with safety take on greater meaning for LGBTQ+ community members who provide trainings or are involved in work that requires community engagement. Olive Wood, MSW Intern, shares insights from a recent listening session. Read more from Olive Wood in this blog post… Trauma-Informed Design: Providing a Calming Effect for Clients
A new building, with an emphasis on trauma-informed design, is being built to house Child Welfare and Self-Sufficiency Programs. Christine Stone, working in Communications at Department of Human Services, gives us more detail about how this design will be beneficial. Read more from Christine Stone in this blog post… |