David Hull-Frye

David Hull-Frye

Jun 22, 2026

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    About This Project

    This study asks if integrating Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) into dialogues at a shared campus (Grandview UMC, Shalom Victory, Bridging the Gap) in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio can lower barriers caused by historical and refugee trauma. Hypothesis: This 6-week mixed-methods intervention (World Café, somatic tracking) will statistically increase empathy, trust, and collective safety among the 12–15 participants, moving these distinct congregations fromisolation to active, unified koinonia.

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