Washington State's Office of the Superintendent & Public Instruction (OSPI) hosts monthly Graduation Equity Webinars. This recording from September 2022 and on OSPI's YouTube channel. The description there is:

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Education is ultimately about providing students with the skills they need to become successful in careers, in communities, and in their lives. Dr. Chan Hellman’s research on Hope Science defines hope as the belief that your future will be better than today and you have the power to make it so. Using tools developed to increase hope, Dr. Hellman can help you and the students you know to find pathways and the willpower needed to accomplish your goals. We’ve invited Dr. Hellman to share connections between Hope Science and Healing Centered Engagement practices and we’ll have a panel of practitioners to talk about how they’re applying these strategies. We always offer free Clock Hours for your participation and resources to support your learning.

Our presenters include: Chan Hellman, author of Hope Rising (and other books), Professor at the Anne & Henry Zarrow School of Social Work, Director for the Hope Research Center, University of Oklahoma, Burton Elementary staff from Evergreen School District, Shelly Milne, Director of Elementary Ed Content at OSPI, and Kefi Andersen, System Improvement Program Supervisor Lead at OSPI.