New Article: Integrating the Protective Factors Framework into Family Engagement

Mary Westervelt 11/2/232:55 PM

The protective factors framework offers guiding principles for educators across all grade levels to bring a trauma-informed lens to their family engagement efforts. In our recent blog repost, the ParentPowered team explores the elements of the framework and what the framework can look like in action.

Read the full article for tangible tips and actionable next steps to leverage the protective factors framework with your families ParentPowered also offers a unique family engagement program designed in alignment with the framework. Visit our website to learn more about ParentPowered Trauma-Informed.

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