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X-WR-CALDESC:'The lotus roots are based in muddy waters\, but its stem grow
 s upward and the flower blossoms above the water\, undeterred by the murky
  water below.'\n\nIn 2014\, the Texas Muslim Women's Foundation (TMWF) emb
 arked on a 4-year project to design and implement culturally-sensitive tra
 uma-informed programming for domestic violence survivors and their childre
 n. The process involved collecting data from survivors and staff\, evaluat
 ing the agency's programs and physical spaces\, and training for Board and
  staff. During this panel\, presenters from TMWF will share learnings for 
 organizations intending to undertake similar processes to create internal 
 cultures of trauma-informed care. They will discuss vicarious trauma in bo
 ard and staff\, share evaluation scales and tools\, and consider how this 
 trauma-informed lens is woven into survivor services in both short term ca
 re and long term well-being.\n\nThis session will be a moderated panel dis
 cussion. In order to ensure it is most useful to participants\, we encoura
 ge you to submit questions for the presenters via the registration field\,
  by emailing sluo@api-gbv.org\, or in the chatbox during the session.\n
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DESCRIPTION:'The lotus roots are based in muddy waters\, but its stem grows
  upward and the flower blossoms above the water\, undeterred by the murky 
 water below.'\n\nIn 2014\, the Texas Muslim Women's Foundation (TMWF) emba
 rked on a 4-year project to design and implement culturally-sensitive trau
 ma-informed programming for domestic violence survivors and their children
 . The process involved collecting data from survivors and staff\, evaluati
 ng the agency's programs and physical spaces\, and training for Board and 
 staff. During this panel\, presenters from TMWF will share learnings for o
 rganizations intending to undertake similar processes to create internal c
 ultures of trauma-informed care. They will discuss vicarious trauma in boa
 rd and staff\, share evaluation scales and tools\, and consider how this t
 rauma-informed lens is woven into survivor services in both short term car
 e and long term well-being.\n\nThis session will be a moderated panel disc
 ussion. In order to ensure it is most useful to participants\, we encourag
 e you to submit questions for the presenters via the registration field\, 
 by emailing sluo@api-gbv.org\, or in the chatbox during the session.\n
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SUMMARY:Texas Muslim Women's Foundation: From the Roots of Trauma to the Fl
 owering of Trauma-Informed Care: A Conversation with Texas Muslim Women's 
 Foundation
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