What can aha! Process do for you in 2022?

Wow, 2022 is here. As we welcome a new year, it always brings me hope; hope and resolve to face head on and solve the challenges of the day.

Once again in this new year we look forward to working side by side with your team to address the inequalities that occur because of economic diversity. We look forward to exploring strategies and solutions with you that work for your sector and your profession. Like you, we want economic growth, a more stable workforce, thriving families, and effective schools and organizations.

We continue to applaud your energy, resourcefulness, and perseverance during the unstable environments that continue with COVID, extreme weather, labor shortages, and all kinds of inequalities. We honor your contributions and know that so many people and communities have benefited from your innovative practices, your drive, and your resolve to be the best in your contribution to this huge puzzle.

In the 2022 catalog you’ll find fresh solutions and partners from all sectors sharing best practices:

NEW fifth edition of Bridges Out of Poverty
NEW Tactical Communication: Effective Interaction Tools for First Responders, third edition
NEW Getting Ahead While Getting Out: A Restoration Model for Returning Citizens, revised edition
NEW Emotional Poverty, Volume 2: Safer Students and Less-Stressed Teachers
NEW Getting Ahead ACEs and PACEs Supplement, including trauma science for healing
FREE download of the multimedia book Before You Quit Teaching at ahaprocess.com/byqt
EXPANDED OFFERINGS for LIVE online professional development at ahaprocess.com/events
NEW on-demand training options for those who want self-paced workshops
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS of experience and quality workshops, books, and consulting

Our solutions provide hope, resources, and a future story at the individual, institutional, community, and policy levels.

About the Author: Ruby Payne

In her two decades as a consultant on education and economic class, Ruby has published more than a dozen books and spoken extensively around the globe. Ruby empowers educators and community leaders to address issues of poverty in classrooms, communities, businesses, hospitals, churches, and social services. Through aha! Process programs and conferences, Ruby has certified thousands of trainees in her Framework for Understanding Poverty and Bridges Out of Poverty models. Her book Emotional Poverty won an IPPY Award from the Independent Publishers organization, which named it one of the best educational resources of the year. Over her distinguished career, Ruby has worked as a teacher and principal, written K–12 curriculum in all subject areas, and assisted in strategic planning and staff development programs for multiple organizations. Ruby’s work guides educators and community leaders through her extensive library of resources. She aims to equip everyone she meets with the tools to write a future story full of hope.