This resource provides a handful of media, books, and prompts to honor indigenous people through education and visibility throughout the Thanksgiving week.

This issue of Table Topics will present questions and resources for faith communities to explore together in this complicated, yet critical discussion about advocacy for children during the summer.

This resource provides talking points, activity and community ideas, and links to additional resources to engage with the topic of PRIDE for kids!

This resource provides some talking points, some important historical facts to share with kids and some different resources to use in conversations with kids!

This video models some fun poses you do with kiddos to honor the need for movement, support focus, and nurture the need for movement which is true for all individuals, but especially for children!

This content cast conversation shares about the SPED program and how faith communities can be involved.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a psychological model that honors what humans need in order to grow and heal.

This video, written from a queer church leader perspective, provides some practical ways churches can not only communicate being affirming but put action behind their words to offer safe church spaces for their LGBTQIA+ siblings.

This resource addresses the disparities for trauma-informed care among individuals of different culture and marginalized people groups.

This resources provides an overview of Autism Spectrum Disorder with practical ways to engage with and individuals of all ages who are on the spectrum.

This resources offers some pointers on honoring representation and publicly being affirming as a youth or child ministry.

This presentation honors the importance of having safe, nurturing relationships in a child’s life to mitigate trauma-impact.

This document provides some creative ways on connecting to your local neighborhood school to provide support and community for families in your neighborhood and for the teachers and administrators who provide so much support.

This practical video looks at the importance of boundaries, how to set boundaries, and setting boundaries in faith spaces.

This presentation can be used in a large variety of settings, religious, business, classroom, etc. to teach and encourage empathetic actions and perspectives.

This conversation highlights the way that the church plant that Christie and Holly started in SW Missouri approached children’s ministry in a trauma-informed way.

This resources provides 30 ideas on lessons and conversations to have with children in a gathered space, including topics on connection to the land/earth, social justice, and to one another. This resource also provides trauma-informed-tips around each topic, around holidays, and around times of crisis, loss or change.

This guide offers simple guidance on how to correctly use pronouns in all environments. This guide can be used both virtually or downloaded as a poster.

We recognize that in many of our resources, videos, and workshops we use many trauma terms that some members may not be familiar with. For this reason, our team has compiled a list of commonly used terms that you may experience as you engage with Flipped Table Collective resources. 

In this video, Holly and Christie talk about looking at the wall art, decorative elements, and artistic elements that are present in your faith space and how they can be triggering to people who may use your space.