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Recognizing the privilege of growing up without trauma and being in a position of power

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Amanda Gorman's "The Miracle of Morning" 

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Amanda Gorman's "The Miracle of Morning" 

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Changing culture in a school or institution means looking at the future and planning for better outcomes. It means not accepting the status quo as enough.

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The mindset shift as described by CRT moving from "us" and "them" to "we are all us" - and bringing the marginalized kids into the fold.

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Finding the humanity in the "throwaway" students means reconsidering power structures.

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What has happened to a child is not his destiny. Understanding that and being willing to bring that child from catastrophe to a position of power means adults have to be willing to take risks and face their own prejudices.

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Neuroplasticity and growth mindset. Adults need to embrace these ideas instead of categorizing and marginalizing students.

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The most challenging students are "worth it." This is a necessary mindset shift.

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Change requires knowledge and perseverance.

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Change requires courage.

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Adults in schools developing a view that the students with the greatest headwinds deserve the greatest assets from the school.

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Supporting our kids from trauma and growing them with the idea of "productive struggle" to develop efficacy.

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Creating a cultural change to maintain trauma-informed practices means focusing on our neediest students.

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"our people diverse and beautiful will emerge,

battered and beautiful

When day comes we step out of the shade,

aflame and unafraid

The new dawn blooms as we free it

For there is always light,

if only we’re brave enough to see it"

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"So while once we asked,

how could we possibly prevail over catastrophe?

Now we assert

How could catastrophe possibly prevail over us?"

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"Let the globe, if nothing else, say this is true:

That even as we grieved, we grew

That even as we hurt, we hoped

That even as we tired, we tried

That we’ll forever be tied together, victorious

Not because we will never again know defeat

but because we will never again sow division"

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"We are striving to forge a union with purpose

To compose a country committed to all cultures, colors, characters and

conditions of man"