Trial Resources
We are focusing on the safety of our families, staff, and volunteers by centering trauma responsiveness, racial equity, and good information sharing in our planning for the ongoing Kim Potter trial. We are dedicated to keeping our services open while providing a safe home for our guests. We stand in solidarity with our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities who have long had to endure the oppression of a criminal justice system that is set up against them.
- Understanding Racial Trauma and Race Equity Resources
- Understanding Anniversary Reactions and how the Recovery Process Continues
- Tips for Parents on Media Coverage
- Helping Children and Adolescents Cope with Traumatic Events
- What To Say To Kids When The News Is Scary
- Resources on Racial Trauma and activist self-care from Augsburg University:
- Healing from Racial Trauma
- Self-Care for Activists
- Resources from the University of Minnesota’s Center for Spirituality and Healing:
- Primer on Criminal Trials from the Legal Rights Center
- Digital Exhibit on Law and the Struggle for Racial Justice
- Resources for Racial Justice and Community Healing
- Resources in the Wake of Community Trauma and Beyond
- Racial Stress and Self-Care
- Racial Trauma and Mental Health
- Report Discrimination Online or at 651-539-1133