Breaking the Cycle: Teaching Resilience Where It's Needed Most

from The Resilient Educator Hosted by The WhyTry Resilience Network

Join us for a powerful conversation on how to transform the lives of justice-involved youth using proven tools that teach resilience, emotional regulation, and decision-making. In juvenile justice systems across the country, educators, counselors, and facility administrators are searching for effective, trauma-informed ways to reach their most vulnerable youth. The WhyTry Program is built for this mission.

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