Chicago’s WNBA All-Star weekend isn’t just about basketball—it’s sparking a revolution in youth sports. Coaches across the city are being trained in trauma-informed care, a science-backed approach that helps them understand when a kid’s behavior stems from deeper struggles. Led by the Center for Healing and Justice Through Sport and the Chicago Park District, this initiative is turning sports into a safe, supportive space where kids grow resilient—not just winners. With most youth coaches unprepared to handle trauma, this training fills a critical gap, empowering coaches to connect, care, and create belonging. And surprisingly, many coaches say the training healed them too—proving that the real game is about seeing every child for who they are.
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