Toxic Stress and Well-Being Among Students Affected by Forced Migration
Toxic Stress and Well-Being Among Students Affected by Forced Migration
International Rescue Committee
Presenters
- Rachel Kurz
Description
Learn about common experiences associated with forced migration, how toxic stress affects children and youth, and key ways that effects of toxic stress can be mitigated within Healing Learning Spaces, including classrooms, schools, and out-of-school time program environments.
This course is offered through the International Rescue Committee. You will need to create a Kaya account to access the course. Directions are provided on the course website: Summary of Toxic Stress and Well-Being Among Students Affected by Forced Migration (kayaconnect.org)
In order to receive clock hours for the course, you need to complete the course survey in pdEnroller and submit a copy of your Certificate of Completion to MultilingualEd@k12.wa.us
Dates
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Fri, November 7 2025 - Wed, June 30 202712:00 AM - 12:00 AMOnline
Registration
Event # 196144
- Price
- Free
- Registration Ends
- Wednesday Jun 30, 2027 5:00 PM
This course is offered through the International Rescue Committee. You will need to create a Kaya account to access the course. Directions are provided on the course website: Summary of Toxic Stress and Well-Being Among Students Affected by Forced Migration (kayaconnect.org)
Professional Hours
Clock Hour Number: X0022| 1.00 | Clock Hours |