End-of-year Slow Down & Reflect!

To sustain our work as trauma-informed educators, reflection is essential. Slowing down to reflect allows us to make meaning, ask questions, and refine our practice. Come to this month's workshop to carve out some reflection time for yourself as the year draws to a close.

This workshop will be a little different than my usual monthly gatherings: I'll talk a lot less (just a few minutes at the start), and then I'll walk everyone through a cycle of reflection prompts. Bring your notebook and pen or a blank document,  get cozy with a cup of tea and your PJs: this is protected reflection time for you to consider the lessons of this school year and where you go from here. We'll do some optional sharing, and I'll end by giving some suggestions for your summer reading list and sharing what's on mine! 

Join if you could benefit from some time to slow down and be with other equity-centered trauma-informed educators to make meaning and reflect. 

My pay-what-you-can workshops are relaxed, interactive, and conversational. We take our learning seriously but we have fun too! This is a live workshop with no recording. See you there.

Some things to know:

• Link: You'll be able to access the zoom link on this site after you register. Alex will also email it as a reminder the day of the event.
• Time is 7pm to 8:30 Eastern time.
• Appropriate for: This is appropriate for educators of any age group.
• Certificates: PD certificates will be emailed the day after the event. 
• Recording: There won't be a recording, sorry!
• Cost: Registration is pay-what-you-can. If you're able to contribute more than the suggested fee, you help support others to access the event.
• Accessibility: auto-generated captions will be turned on. Email me with any other accessibility needs. 

About Alex: Alex Shevrin Venet is an educator, author, and professional development facilitator living in Vermont. You can learn more at unconditionallearning.org