Our Trauma Awareness Training invites you to understand trauma not just as an event—but as an ecosystem. We explore trauma’s historical, systemic, and interpersonal layers, especially as they shape the lived realities of Black, Brown, and other historically excluded communities.

What You’ll Explore:

Historical & Present-Day Trauma: Understand how trauma lives in systems, bodies, and relationships—and how it continues to impact communities today.

DEI Meets Healing: Learn how trauma awareness strengthens DEI efforts by grounding equity in care, empathy, and cultural responsiveness.

Interactive Application: Participate in reflective, real-world exercises that equip you to:

Deepen empathy and interrupt harm

Build trust and psychological safety

Become a trauma-aware ally within your organization or community

This training isn’t about theory—it’s about transformation.

This is not your standard DEI training. Our approach is immersive, experiential, and led by facilitators who understand trauma both professionally and personally.

We believe that learning should move beyond awareness into action. Through storytelling, self-inquiry, and structured reflection, you will:

Unpack generational trauma and its modern-day manifestations

Practice nervous system awareness and trauma-responsive communication

Build a shared language for justice, healing, and accountability

Every tool we offer is designed to activate individual and collective agency

This work is about more than learning—it’s about liberation.

When we understand trauma, we can dismantle the systems that perpetuate it. When we connect healing to equity, we start building futures that feel safe, inclusive, and whole.

Through this experience, you’ll:

Move from performative allyship to co-conspiratorship

Cultivate spaces that center compassion, dignity, and cultural humility

Join a growing movement toward healing-centered leadership

This isn’t trauma-informed training. This is a call to collective healing.
Come as you are. Leave with the tools, language, and vision to build a more just world.