The Northwest MHTTC and the Pacific Southwest MHTTC are continuing our partnership to provide and extend deeper technical assistance on the Interconnected Systems Framework (ISF).

This past year, we offered three webinars on the Interconnected Systems Framework (see below for recordings) and followed the learning series up with monthly discussion hours led by Susan Barrett and field leaders from our region.

This year, we are offering programming to deepen your ISF work and contextualize ISF to this moment of COVID-19 and beyond. Please note that registration priority will be given to members of our regions.

Led by Susan Barrett, MA, and University of Southern California trauma informed specialists Steve Hydon, Pamela Vona, and Vivien Villaverde, we invite you to explore the ISF framework by examining systems change (structures and leadership) and the practices (services and supports) needed to ensure student support equity.

Our fall offering is made up of four modules and ends with a town hall for you to be able to ask faculty your questions and resource one another. Each module includes teaching from Susan Barrett and field leaders on ISF systems, and USC faculty on ISF practices.

Module 1: ISF in Virtual Conditions

• 10/20/20 - ISF Systems in Virtual Conditions w/Susan Barrett
  
• 10/22/20 - Secondary Traumatic Stress and Educator Well Being w/Steve Hydon
  

• 10/27/20 - ISF Systems & Trauma-Informed Approaches w/Susan Barrett
  
• 11/5/20 - Virtual Adaptations of Psychological First Aid w/Marleen Wong
  
• 11/17/20 - Virtual Adaptations of Trauma Informed Skills for Educators w/Pamela Vona & Vivien Villaverde
  

• 12/1/20 - ISF Systems and Tiers 2 & 3 w/Susan Barrett
  
• 12/3/20 - Virtual adaptations of SSET/Bounce Back w/ Pamela Vona & Vivien Villaverde
  

• 1/12/21 - Secondary Traumatic Stress & BIPOC Educator Well Being w/Steve Hydon & Guests
  
• 1/19/21 - ISF Systems & Equity w/Susan Barrett
  
• 1/21/21 - Racial Violence and Trauma and Schools w/USC faculty & Guests
  

• 1/26/21 - ISF systems & practices in this moment with Susan Barrett & USC Faculty