Designed with Care: Creating trauma-informed content

Trauma can affect anyone, and have profound impacts on social, physical, and emotional well-being. It's estimated that 70% of the global population has experienced a traumatic event.Designed with Care: Creating trauma-informed content explores what it means to design content for people who have experienced trauma. Written by designers, researchers, and educators around the world, the book is a must-read collection for anyone who works with people, information, or technology.Chapters and contributors:Jax Wechsler, "What is trauma?"Michelle Keller, "Clarity is kinder: Designing content for bereaved and dying people"Rachel Edwards, Jane McFadyen and Steph Mann, "Designing questions"kon syrokostas, "Trauma and technology"Rachel Edwards, "The case for content warnings"Sarah Fathallah, "Trauma-informed research for content design"Kate Every, "From principles to practice: Using trauma-informed principles to design services"Steph Mann, "Working with and for young people"Jane McFadyen, "How trauma-informed principles can work in government"Owen Leigh, "Content design in high-risk digital spaces"Morgan Cataldo, "Does this feel dignifying? Considering, telling and sharing more ethical stories"sahibzada mayed, "So you want to decolonise trauma?"Jenny Winfield, "Vicarious trauma: Protecting your spirit when doing trauma work"Miriam Vaswani, "Crisis communication: a crisis is more than a moment in time"Josh Kim, "Compliance is just the start: Accessibility for trauma-informed outcomes"Rachael Dietkus, "Trauma literacy in content design" Read more