Guests: Cheryl Lerfald & Janet Magee.

Interviewer: Pete Singer.

In this episode, Robert and Hannah continue their review of trauma-informed care principles through a GRACE Live Conversation with Cheryl Lerfald and Janet Magee on what collaboration looks like in direct advocacy, within systems, and across systems. Plus, find out which team members from famous fandoms Robert and Hannah think have the best and worst collaboration.

Resources Mentioned:

• GRACE Live Conversation with Cheryl Lerfald and Janet Magee
• Toward a More Trauma-Informed Church by Pete Singer
• GRACE Consultations

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Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and may not represent the views of GRACE as an organization. Similarly, the presence of a guest on the podcast does not constitute an endorsement of them, their work, or any organization they represent. This podcast is also not a forum for GRACE to discuss past, present, or future investigations or engagements but rather to draw out broader themes, principles, and research around abuse in faith contexts.

Guests: Amy Stier & Leanne Mellado.

Interviewer: Pete Singer.

Tune in as Robert, Zane, and Hannah digest a previous GRACE Live Conversation with Amy Stier and GRACE Board Member Leanne Mellado on the trauma-informed care principle of Empowerment, Voice, and Choice. Additionally, the team discusses bravery, vulnerability, and the cost of coming forward.

Resources Mentioned:

• GRACE Live Conversation with Amy Stier & Leanne Mellado
• Toward a More Trauma-Informed Church by Pete Singer
• GRACE Consultations
• GRACE Survivor Resources Page

Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and may not represent the views of GRACE as an organization. Similarly, the presence of a guest on the podcast does not constitute an endorsement of them, their work, or any organization they represent. This podcast is also not a forum for GRACE to discuss past, present, or future investigations or engagements but rather to draw out broader themes, principles, and research around abuse in faith contexts.

Guests: David Pittman & Robert Peters.

Interviewer: Pete Singer.

Join Robert, Hannah and Zane as they discuss a previous GRACE Live Conversation with David Pittman and past-Robert about the various dimensions of safety and how we can create safer environments and cultures in faith communities. Plus, in honor of Robert listening to himself in an old interview, we talk time-travel, practical safety measures, and wrestling through the fallout of spiritual harm.

Resources Mentioned:

• GRACE Live Conversation with David Pittman and Robert Peters

• GRACE Consultations
• GRACE Free Safeguarding Toolkit
• Toward a More Trauma-Informed Church by Pete Singer

Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by podcast guests are their own and may not represent the views of GRACE as an organization. Similarly, the presence of a guest on the podcast does not constitute an endorsement of them, their work, or any organization they represent. This podcast is also not a forum for GRACE to discuss past, present, or future investigations or engagements but rather to draw out broader themes, principles, and research around abuse in faith contexts.