Racial Trauma-Informed Strategies for the Popular Music Educator
Part of APME Miami 2026
Friday 5 June 2026·3:50 pm
Popular music reflects identity, resilience, and community. This session explores how racial trauma appears in modern classrooms and demonstrates how U.S. musical styles—from hip-hop to country to Latin traditions—can support healing, expression, and belonging. Attendees gain trauma-informed, styles-based teaching strategies for diverse learning environments.
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