Alexandra Richmond
Alexandra Richmond, PhD
Assistant Professor
Higher Education
Lessons Learned
- I have learned that it is important to center the needs of diverse communities when implementing trauma-informed practices within these communities.
- During my dissertation, I found that Black teachers have a deep level of understanding trauma and how trauma shows up in their classrooms.
- Black teachers prioritize relationship-building, particularly familial relationships, when implementing trauma-informed practices.
Resources Developed
- Submitted manuscript from dissertation that is under review
- Submitted practitioner manuscript that is under review
- Blog post concerning the intersections of diversity and deafness
Suggested Resources
- Catherine Corr
- Abiola Farinde-Wu
- The National Child Traumatic Stress Network – www.nctsn.org
Collaborative Areas of Interest
- Culturally responsive trauma-informed care for classrooms
- Understanding how trauma effects culturally diverse populations
- Best trauma-informed practices for minoritized teachers and minoritized students with disabilities
Posted:
4 June, 2026
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