We are pleased to share a roundup of the latest Pathways to Resilience news and events. Read more below and spread the word about our upcoming Learning Network session on the Handle with Care model. And be sure to share a new, informative video on Adverse Childhood Experiences with your network.
First State Policy Roundtable Engaged More Than 30 Leaders from Across the Country
We were thrilled to host our first in-person State Policy Roundtable in Denver last month. More than 30 state and local leaders and experts from across the country spent the day identifying strategies and discussing considerations for preventing and addressing trauma and promoting resilience across sectors.
Stay tuned for a publication highlighting policies and programs being implemented in states and communities around the country. Thanks to our partners at the ACE Resource Network for their support of the Roundtable!
Check Out This New Resource Library
We are pleased to share the new Pathways to Resilience Resource Library, a compilation of resources on state activities under way to prevent and address trauma across sectors. Learn what other states are doing and see how you can tailor strategies based on your state’s unique needs. Explore state executive, legislative, and judicial actions; reports; toolkits; research; and more!
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Register Today: Upcoming Learning Network Sessions
Handle with Care: A Partnership between Law Enforcement and Educators to Mitigate the Impact of Trauma on Kids
Wednesday, October 25 from 12:00 – 1:00 pm ET
- Andrea Darr, the founder of Handle With Care;
- Becky Haas, an experienced law enforcement trainer;
- Teri Lawler, who is leading the work in trauma-informed practices at the Delaware Department of Education; and
- Zoe Lyons, who has implemented Handle With Care as Director of the Jackson County Office of Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services.
Speakers will share insights about how the model has become a promising cross-sector practice to support healing and prevent re-traumatization across states and communities.
How States Can Effectively Engage People with Lived Experience
Wednesday, November 30 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm ET
- Cherene Caraco, Executive Director of the Promise Resource Network; and
- William Kellibrew, international advocate for trauma survivors
Register Today!
New Video Explains How Awareness of ACEs Can Promote Healing
In this video, Dr. Rachel Gilgoff explains how knowledge of a patient’s Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can help health care providers better understand underlying causes of health conditions, improve patient-provider relationships, and build on patient strengths to promote healing. She also highlights strategies for reducing toxic stress and shares her vision for how Pathways to Resilience can foster cross-sector partnerships to “help people live long, healthy, and meaningful lives.”
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Takeaways from A Conversation with Dr. Bruce Perry
In a recent Pathways Learning Network Session, Bruce Perry, MD, PhD; Amy Meyertholen, MSW with the Arizona Council of Human Service Providers; and Dr. Elaine Rankin with the Cottonwood Oak Creek School District got together to discuss how the Neurosequential Model can help people respond to and care for children in developmentally appropriate ways in different settings. Replay this webinar or read our key takeaways to learn more.
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On the Blog
- Engaging Experts: All About ACEs
- Actions Policymakers Can Take to Prevent and Address the Impact of Racism and Discrimination on Trauma and Toxic Stress
- Lauren Baker’s Commitment to Trauma-Responsive Services for Foster Children
- Report from ZERO TO THREE Makes Cross-Sector Policy Recommendations for Strengthening Families
- Hawaiʻi Establishes Office of Resilience and Wellness to Promote Trauma-Responsive Care
- Making Libraries a Safe Space for Communities and the Library Staff Who Serve Them
- Taking Action to Prevent Suicide
- Pathways Learning Network Highlights: Trauma-Responsive Approaches to Promoting Resilience Across Sectors
- Engaging Experts: How to Address the Impact of Racism on Health
- Science Supports an Upstream Approach to Addressing Trauma
- Governors’ First Spouses Guiding Pathways to Resilience
- Charting the Path: Building Pathways to Resilience Across the Country
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