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Trauma Informed Services and Policies to Support Immigrant and Mixed Status Families in Early Care and Education: An Overview of Immigration Policy and Trauma

Archived Meeting Resources
By: Rebecca Ullrich, Wendy Cervantes, Kandace Thomas, Danielle Fuentes Johnson, BUILD Initiative, CLASP, Irving Harris Foundation April 1, 2019
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This slide deck from the webinar Trauma-Informed Services and Policies to Support Immigrant and Mixed Status Families in Early Care and Education provides an overview of immigration policy and trauma. Topics covered include the impact of US immigration policy change, what Early Care and Education stakeholders can do, and what’s next for work with infants, children and families.

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