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.

Written by a vulnerable empath, this document and affirming poem at the end are designed to provide a perspective on how to support empaths in your community, whether that be a faith gathering, a workplace, or a friend group.

This video is of Flipped Table Co-Founder Rev. Dr. Christie Love presenting her doctoral thesis project at Eden Theological Seminary in May 2024. This 30-minute presentation gives you a broad overview of Dr. Love’s work around religious trauma.

This resource provides practical and trauma-informed steps in providing support for someone who discloses an experience of sexual violence and trauma.

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 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. 

This resource will walk you through the basics of preparing to apply for a grant, how to apply for grants, and how to implement and report on them for your organization.

Photographs can be a triggering experience for many people with trauma histories. This resource will share some guidelines for trauma-informed picture-taking and some examples.

This spoken word poem holds a space and message for the advocate who is facing burnout.

Art is a powerful social justice tool! This practice is really helpful to 1) connect ourselves to a specific issue we care about or want to learn more about, or 2) serve as a form of advocacy or protest.

To help our members improve their knowledge, awareness, and involvement, we have constructed a training portal that covers a wide variety of topics, including; trauma, lived experience, language, system understanding, medical vulnerabilities, addiction, mental health, crisis intervention skills, social issues, de-escalation, media depictions, and connections to other resources.

This guide will instruct you how to develop a street outreach for your community.

The research on this project is sound and many experts agree that projects like this one could radically transform communities in our country. Therefore, we are sharing it in our resource library as an idea that could be explored by other communities of faith and communities of context to address growing numbers of unsheltered individuals and a national lack of affordable housing.

This book discussion guide explore the book Profit and Punishment by Tony Mesenger.

This resource will cover the basics of how to start an emergency family shelter in your community.

This guide will take faith communities step-by-step through the process of starting a crisis shelter in their areas.