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Trinity Boston ConnectsTrinity Boston Connects
  • ABOUT
    • Vision and Mission
    • History and Values
    • Essential Community Practices
    • Impact
    • Team
    • Board of Directors
    • Board of Visitors
    • Partners
    • Annual Reports
    • Contact
  • PROGRAMS
    • Sole Train
    • TEEP
    • Trinity@McCormack
    • OEP
    • TBCC
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Job Opportunities
    • Volunteer or Intern
    • Racial Healing Challenge
  • NEWS & RESOURCES
    • Updates
    • Calendar
    • Resource Center
  • MEDIA
    • Podcasts
    • videos and photos
  • SPECIAL EVENTS
    • BFY
    • Sole Train 5k
    • Boston Marathon
    • Rodman Ride
  • DONATE

Adina Davidson || Manager of Restorative Practices and School Climate

Adina has been working with youth, families, and community groups, for over 30 years. For her, social work has always been a vehicle to support relationships and promote social change. The interconnection between emotional wellbeing and social justice has shaped her work and her life. Whatever the context, she has maintained a strong belief in the importance of creating environments that support and empower, while countering injustice.  She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, and has been a clinician with young people and families, a program manager, a supervisor and a trainer. At Trinity, she is the clinical manager of Restorative Practices and School Climate at the Trinity @McCormack program, where she is part of implementing Restorative and Circle practices, as a way to build school community and address harm. This approach builds trust and shared values, while dealing with root causes of conflict and  disrespect .  She is also actively working to support collaborative relationships and strengthen the system of care between families, schools and the larger community.

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  • 206 Clarendon St. Boston, MA 02116
  • (617) 800-0759
  • (617) 536-8916
  • contact@trinityconnects.org

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