Community Trauma
Physical-Structural Environment
Economic & Education
Boundaries & Culture
Safety & Skills
100

What is collective trauma?

Trauma experienced by a whole community.

100

What is a sign of trauma in physical space?

Vandalism or deterioration.

100

What is intergenerational poverty?

Poverty passed from one generation to the next.

100

What is a boundary?

A limit that protects personal space or emotions.

100

What is psychological safety?

 Feeling emotionally secure.

200

What is one example of community trauma?

Multiple suicides in a small town.

200

What is displacement?

Being forced to leave your home.

200

What is disinvestment?

Lack of funding or support.

200

What is a cultural lens?

Understanding trauma through someone's background.

200

What is one way to build safety?

Consistent routines and kind tone.

300

What are ripple effects?

How trauma spreads through systems.

300

What is a trauma-informed space?

Warm, safe, and welcoming.

300

What is a trauma symptom in schools?

Low motivation or resistance to change.

300

What is a good boundary practice?

Respecting personal space.

300

What is a skill to teach?

Conflict resolution.

400

What is a symptom of community trauma?

Isolation or mistrust.

400

What is one way to improve safety?

Better lighting or layout.

400

What is one way to support education?

Provide purpose and connection.

400

What is a cultural interpretation of trauma?

Seeing it as a test or punishment.

400

What is a safety plan?

 Steps to follow in a crisis.

500

What is a long-term effect?

Disinvestment or hopelessness.

500

What is environmental neglect?

Lack of care for shared spaces.

500

What is a barrier to employment?

 Lack of skills or trauma history.

500

Why is culture important?

It shapes healing and meaning.

500

What is one sign of unsafe space?

Yelling or unpredictability.