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BAC Talk: Trauma-Informed Educational Design in a Post-Pandemic Environment (Season 1, Episode 7)

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Photo May 24, 5 04 40 PM (1)BAC Talk- June 10, 2020 “Trauma-Informed Design: A Look at Educational Environmental Design in a Post-Pandemic Environment”This webinar discussion is a combined effort by Inclusive Designers Podcast and the Boston Architectural College (BAC). Our panel explores the role of designers in providing safe and sustainable futures in educational environments and an exploration of offering design solutions to social inequities. Our talk focused specifically on K-12. Moderators: Janet Roche ‘16, Alumni Council- BAC Instructor & Design for Human Health Graduate; Owner of Janet Roche Designs, LLC ,and Host of Inclusive Designers Podcast – Contact: [email protected]; www.inclusivedesigners.com; plansbyjanet.com Mary Jo Cooper– BAC Instructor, Vice President of Long Term Support Services, Bay Cove Human Services, Inc. – Contact: [email protected]; www.baycove.com Panelists: Christine Cowart– Senior Policy Analyst; Trauma-Informed Consultant, Owner of Cowart Trauma-Informed Partnership – Contact: [email protected]; www.cotipusa.com Angela Cristiani, CAGS- Licensed Educational Psychologist; Political Strategist; [email protected] J. Davis Harte, Ph.D.-BAC Instructor, Thesis Faculty and Program Advisor for Design for Human Health; Advocate + Speaker – Contact: [email protected]; the-bac.edu; [email protected]; davisparadigmspaces.com Sophie Brion-Meisels– Director Trinity@McCormack; [email protected]; www.trinityconnects.org Video: Transcript: Janet: Welcome to the first of the BAC Talks series. I’m going to be your host. My name is Janet Roche. I’m going to run you through what we’re going to try to do today. And then I’ve got a couple opening remarks and we’re going to go through the different types of programs. So welcome to Trauma-Informed Design with a little twist about education about K through 12. First, I want to thank Mahesh and the board of trustees and Don Hunsicker, Eliza, the Alumni Council and Kristin Hansen for making this all work. And of course, I could not have done this without the DHH, which is Design for Human Health program at the BAC, and without Davis Harte. We’ve worked really hard to get you a really great program today. Again, my name is Janet. Janet Roche of Janet Roche Designs. I would like to think that that was quite inspired. And I’m also on the alumni council and I am the class of 2016. I’m also a BAC instructor. I’ll be your host today. And also, what we are doing today is that we are recording live for the first time for my podcast, which is called Inclusive Designers. And we will have a whole bunch, we will have this recording, both audio and also visual, up for the first time on our website, which is InclusiveDesigners.com. And we will, also what we always do on our on our website is put down references and resources for you to go back to and look at so that you can help your own clients. So with that, I have to read my notes, otherwise I will go completely off script and it will take way too long. So anyway, so I...

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