UPDATE 9/25/2020: The class is now full! Here goes nothing... Trauma-Informed Care: An Introduction for Libraries, Oct 5-Nov 15 through UW-M...

Bryce note: Long time, I know. I hope to catch y'all up at some point. I hope you're hanging in there. Black Lives Matter. Trans Wom...

A few weeks ago, Emporia State put out a call to people who were going to present at the Oregon Library Association's annual conference ...

There's been something I've been thinking about a lot lately but haven't really had the energy to talk about it in any comprehen...

I just finished up my first run of my Trauma-Informed Care: An Introduction for Libraries course. I hope to run it again next year, but s...

As long-time readers may recall, I've been interested in and studying topics related to trauma since I first learned about the Adverse C...

[Bryce note: everyone, I AM PUMPED. After some dreaming and scheming over email and in a coffee shop in NE Portland back in 2016, my coworke...

Summer Reading starts here this weekend! My job doesn't include staffing a public service desk or anything, so I mostly spend my summer ...

Back in April of last year, I was one of 17 participants selected as part of a community cohort to be trained by Trauma-Informed Oregon on t...

My best laid plans the past few years have always seemed to hit snags. For instance: this is my first real blogpost since my blog address ch...

Content note: some lies we learn about disability are named here. They are not true, but they can be tough to read. Today I had the pleasu...