George B. Sánchez-Tello is an award-winning investigative reporter who has covered organized crime, public education, local government and Latino communities at three California newspapers. His feature work includes writing on punk rock, soccer and Chicano communities. He teaches in the Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies and Educational Opportunity Program at California State University, Northridge and was an American Civil Liberties Union Scharlette Holdman Mitigation fellow and a Periplus Collective fellow.
My daughter’s nightmares offer a window into how children are processing Trump’s immigration raids. Such expressions of fear are normal, mental health professionals say.
California's Surgeon General wants to give teachers tools to better support students grappling with Adverse Childhood Experiences – things like abuse, neglect, substance abuse in the home or community or domestic violence. These stressful events are a leading cause of self-sabotaging behavior at school, such as chronic absenteeism or fighting.
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