WE TELL OUR STORIES.   WE HEAL OUR HEARTS.   WE INSPIRE OTHERS TO DO THE SAME.

During a fishbowl conversation at the annual, statewide Trauma-Informed Oregon conference, young people opened up with advice for attendees.

Poet Neema Doti shares her original poem about the trauma of growing up in Africa, including having her mother give her up as a child.

Faiza Jama brilliantly explained how the Jenga stacking game of physical and mental skill is a perfect metaphor for recovering from trauma..

This I Am M.O.R.E. workshop helped adults know that they have to own and fix their own trauma before they can authentically help youth.