
Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference: A Discussion with Tracy Leonard.
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Please join us for “Creating Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference: A Discussion with Tracy Leonard.”
Tracy Leonard serves as the Executive Director of the Attachment & Trauma Network (ATN), bringing extensive experience in child advocacy, prevention, and trauma-informed education.
Before stepping into the Executive Director role, Tracy served as ATN’s Board President (2023–2025), helping guide strategic growth while strengthening governance, partnerships, and long-term planning. Her board service gave her a deep understanding of ATN’s mission and the communities it serves.
Tracy’s professional career has focused on equipping adults with the knowledge and tools needed to protect and support children. Through her work with Darkness to Light, she supported and developed a national network of more than 2,000 facilitators and trained thousands of adults to recognize and respond to child sexual abuse using the Stewards of Children® curriculum.
She also brings experience as a school leader and educator, having served as a K–6 site administrator in Mesa, Arizona, where the school improved from a “failing” designation to “performing plus.” Earlier in her career, she taught fine arts and early elementary education.
Tracy is known for her collaborative, strategic, and mission-driven leadership. She is committed to expanding access to trauma-informed, attachment-focused resources that help families, schools, and communities support children impacted by trauma.
She is an Affiliate Member of the Trust & Safety Professionals Association and a member of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children.
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