Consensus regarding elements of a trauma-informed school (TIS), essential for promoting desired youth outcomes and racial equity is lacking. This study aimed to establish consensus on TIS intervention components and implementation strategies that are: 1) important for youth outcomes, 2) important for racial equity in outcomes, and 3) feasible to implement. We utilized a three-round Delphi survey, and recruited participants (n=49) with relevant TIS expertise. Participants provided importance and feasibility ratings on a set of TIS components and strategies (n=55) related to organizational/policy reforms, workforce professional development, and educational/clinical practices. Approximately 90% of components reached consensus on high importance for youth outcomes and racial equity. However, despite broad consensus on the importance of most components, fewer, approximately 50%, were viewed as highly feasible to implement in practice. Findings in relation to extant TIS literature, and implications for responding equitably to youths’ needs are discussed.
Towards Racial Equity in Trauma-Informed Schools
Z. A. Onipede,Tamar Kodish,Anna S. Lau
Published 2026 in Journal of Trauma Studies in Education
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Journal of Trauma Studies in Education
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2026-02-19
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