• WORKSHOP •
INN + PACEs: Trauma Workshop Series
The science of trauma
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 4:00 p.m. (ET)
When journalists learn about the science behind trauma, they ask better questions and produce more informed and useful stories for their communities.
Join us for the first in a series of four workshops exploring the science of positive and adverse childhood experiences and the policies and practices of trauma-informed care. You’ll learn how to incorporate this knowledge in your reporting, your news organization and your personal life.
The workshops – co-sponsored by INN and PACEs Connection – will take place Wednesdays at 4 p.m. ET.
Topics and dates for each of the workshops:
- The science of trauma, Jan. 11
- Historical trauma, Jan. 25
- How can you apply PACEs science in your work?, Feb. 8
- Integrating crime reporting into a health beat, Feb. 22
You can sign up for all four events here.
About the speaker
Jane Ellen Stevens is founder and publisher of PACEs Connection, comprising the social network PACEsConnection.com and the news site ACEsTooHigh.com. The sites focus on the science of positive and adverse childhood experiences (PACES), and how people are implementing health-centered, resilience-building practices based on that science. Stevens’ articles have appeared in the Boston Globe, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times and National Geographic. She began reporting about the CDC-Kaiser Permanente ACE Study and the other four parts of ACEs science in 2005. She has lived and worked in Kenya and Indonesia, and has been to Antarctica — in the winter — three times on reporting fellowships.
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