Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz's guest appearances

Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz

First Christian Church of Great Bend KS Sermons

Honestly, Let's Talk

Trauma Informed Educators Network Podcast

History. Culture. Trauma

Joe Brummer

Sheila Calloway

Timothy Hughes

Daniel Patterson

Mark Ryan

Matt Paxton

Ross Greene

Lynne Kelly

Sarah Martin

Ryan Giffen

Liz Kleinrock

Sarah Plumitallo

Mickey Smith

Jordan Thomas

Juan Gonzalez

OwlTail

Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, our co-hosts, Ingrid and Mathew, will speak with guests about this country's science, support, education, advocacy, and policies focused on mental health. In this episode, Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz will share her life experience in rural poverty and the impact systems, including foster care, played on her journey.  Rebecca grew up in addiction and poverty. Against all odds, Rebecca was able to fight her way out of poverty and the trailer park in 2011 with three young sons because a local poverty resolution project found Rebecca and activated her journey. She later went to work for that non-profit and then went on to build multiple projects like it to help more families.

Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with mental health struggles. The collective trauma of COVID-19 has exasperated our country’s mental health crisis. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, our co-hosts, Ingrid and Mathew, will speak with guests about this country's science, support, education, advocacy, and policies focused on mental health. In this episode, Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz will share her life experience in rural poverty and the impact systems, including foster care, played on her journey.  <br><br>Rebecca grew up in addiction and poverty. Against all odds, Rebecca was able to fight her way out of poverty and the trailer park in 2011 with three young sons because a local poverty resolution project found Rebecca and activated her journey. She later went to work for that non-profit and then went on to build multiple projects like it to help more families.

Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz :  Mental Health Awareness Month

Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz works with schools and communities across the US to solve poverty, heal trauma, and build ecosystems of resilience through relationships. She is a Co-Founder of the ESSDACK Resilience team and her team partners with Youth Core Ministries out of Greensburg Kansas to build and sustain poverty resolution projects across Kansas and Illinois. Currently, they are working with over 200 families that are building a path out of poverty. Rebecca and her team have walked alongside over 100 schools to equip their journey to becoming trauma-informed. The Resilience Teams core value is that in order to create more positive outcomes for children, we focus on transforming the adults who are important in these kids' lives. (Harvard Institute for the Developing Child)

Episode #42:  Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz - Trauma Informed Educators Network Podcast

#TellYourStory with Rebecca Lewis-Pankratz