We're positively brimming with activity here at the TiD Society as we move through the change of seasons. Here's a look at some of what's been keeping us so busy: TiD Academy is growing, more credentialing opportunities, and expanding library of continuing education courses, TiD Society Project Reviews, and enhanced practitioner support! Also in this issue, we express our sincere gratitude to our new friends at the Malouf Foundation.

This TiD Moment discusses the difference between "trauma-informed" and "trauma-responsive."

It's Spring in the US, and we are rejuvenated and developing new connections and offerings at the TiD Society. Get the details and more in this blog update.

This TiD Moment answers the question, "Why do we call it Trauma-informed Design?"

The Trauma-informed Design (TiD) Society is pleased to launch TiD Moments. We will be sharing brief messages focusing on Trauma-informed Design concepts, current events, and relevant topics of particular interest to the TiD community. These will address concepts central to the TiD Framework, tips for practitioners, regulation techniques, facilitation tools, and new information grounded in our evolving understanding of TiD. Our first TiD Moment answers the question, "What

As the yar draws to a close, our thoughts wander over the events of the past year. We promise to continue showing up in support and advocacy for a safer, more equitable and trauma-informed, inclusive world. Over the last several months, our Leadership Team has been diligently crafting our plan for the upcoming year, so we can deliver high-quality, curated resources and services to TiD practitioners around the globe. Below is a sampling of what's already available, with more

Registration is now open for the Trauma-informed Design Credentialing Course! The first step to TiD credentialing, this course is an intensive immersion into the TiD Framework and how to apply it to real-world projects. The course will begin on September 1, 2025, and designers and social workers can earn an abundance of IDCEC and NASW CEUs.