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Featuring Dr. Kira Mauseth & Dr. Tona Maguire

A critical step in moving past crises and improving emergency response is listening to the people who were directly involved. What went wrong, what went well, why did it happen the way that it did, and what would we change next time?

Conversations about our pandemic experience, personal and work-related, can help us identify lessons learned, collectively process the trauma of the last three years, and inform better emergency operations for the future.

On Wednesday, February 8th, Drs. Kira Mauseth and Tona McGuire introduced us to this topic in an event called Recovery: Finding a Way Forward After Crisis. During this session, they discussed the science of recovery and highlighted the lasting benefits that these types of conversations can have for schools, educators, and staff.

In the context of the pandemic, this means actively listening to those who were “in the trenches,” giving them the space to tell their stories, and drawing out best practices so the community is better prepared for future crises.

During the Learning Network event, participants will learn how to facilitate these sessions with their schools with a focus on processing personal experiences and moving forward.

In the weeks following the event, attendees will be invited to join smaller discussions with Drs. Mauseth and McGuire to help them organize and facilitate these sessions with their teams based on their own unique circumstances.

Watch Drs. Mauseth and McGuire in action during our last Learning Network event, Living in Times of Response and Recovery: Communication and Engagement Strategies for Ongoing Pandemic Response.