Trauma Informed Design: Healing & Resilience
This multidisciplinary panel will offer Trauma-Informed Design (TID) patterns and processes to help school and community planners, designers, and architects design for healing and resilience. Why this, why now? This conversation comes at an incredibly relevant time as students worldwide are experiencing any number of socially disruptive events from the pandemic to personal, familial, civic, climate, and racial unrest. Together we strive to right injustices and bring hope and healing to our students.
This is an accredited session for CPE credit.Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.
Victoria Bergsagel, Assoc Aia, Refp
Architects Of Achievement

Deepa Bharatkumar Assoc AIA, LEED AP BD + C, CDT
Bassetti Architects

Lorne McConachie FAIA
Bassetti Architects

Sarah Skoterro
THIRA Health