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CalEndow Live Presents Dr. Angela Davis: October 20. REGISTER TODAY! [calendow.org]

Dr. Angela Davis Activist, Educator, and Social Justice Legend A Virtual Event Wednesday, October 20 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. The legendary Dr. Angela Davis will join CalEndow Live October 20 to discuss why building stronger communities is essential to the struggle for racial, economic and gender justice. An outspoken voice for dismantling the prison industrial complex, Dr. Davis draws on her own experiences as one of the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted” in advocating for criminal justice reform. In this...

Mary Ann Hanson a leader in PACEs movement in Humboldt County, California

Mary Ann Hanson grew up in Fortuna, a former lumber town situated on the Eel River in Humboldt County and a gateway to centuries-old redwoods into the Humboldt Redwoods State Park. Humboldt is also one of the two California counties with the highest percentage of residents whose ACE score is 4 or more. Hanson herself has an ACE score of 8. Given her roots in Humboldt, a mostly rural county with a population under 150,000, and the difficulties she faced growing up in a family with substance...

Webinar: NEW Report Shows Where School-Based Health Centers Can Have the Biggest Impact on Student Health, Mental Health and Learning

Please join the California School-Based Health Alliance for the release of the Student Health Index— the first comprehensive statewide analysis to show where strategic investments in school-based health centers (SBHC) will have the greatest impact on improving student health and education. Join our conversation on Wed., Oct. 6, 12 Pacific: https://bit.ly/ StudentHealthIndex100621 Learn more: https://www. schoolhealthcenters.org/ school-based-health/school- health-index/ The twin pandemics of...

Supporting Mental Well-Being through Child Care Settings - 9/30, 1:30-3:00 ET

A webinar offered by the Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice (CTIPP) Thursday, September 30, 1:30 - 3:00 pm EDT Register today . Addressing the mental health needs of child care providers and children in care is vital in the face of the pandemic, a population-level traumatic event. CTIPP is offering a "plug and play" framework to ease the process of developing a continuum of training, reflective coaching, and consultation to build the capacity for supporting relational health...

Materials Now Available: ACEs Aware September 22 Webinar [acesaware.org]

In Case You Missed It: "The Science of ACEs and Toxic Stress, (Part 3)" September 22 Webinar Now Available WATCH NOW at ACEsAware.org A recording and materials are now available for the second in a series of webinars exploring the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress, presented by Rachel Gilgoff, Clinical and Science Senior Advisor, Aurrera Health Group. Clinicians seeking CME/CE and MOC credits* must complete a separate activity evaluation in order to request...

Trauma Informed Public Health Nursing Visits to Parents and Children (publication pending in Public Health Nursing)

Sonoma County Field Nursing's Liz George and Julianne Ballard have been busy! Together they lead an effort to develop a PHN home visiting model that integrates ACEs science! Their research will soon be published in The Journal of Public Health Nursing ! Here is the abstract: Trauma Informed Public Health Nursing Visits to Parents and Children (publication pending in Public Health Nursing) Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) research has demonstrated a strong correlation between a traumatic...

Where can a father turn for support?

I recently had a conversation with a local organization and a terrific question came up so I 'd love to ask YOU! Once a father is screened for ACES what would be the next step in referrals? Who would you as an agency turn to? Are there local fathers groups or resources that have seen success?

Riverside's new youth center offers robotics, coding, web design [pe.com]

By Genesis Chavez-Caro, The Press Enterprise, September 21, 2021 The Bourns Family Youth Innovation Center screams technology. It has 3-D printers, a sound room, a film-production room and a computer lab as well as a lounge equipped with six televisions ready to stream games from the communal Nintendo Switches and Xboxes. All of this is tucked in an unassuming building in Riverside’s Arlington Park waiting to be used at the grand opening Saturday, Sept. 25. [ Please click here to read more .]

Se acabo el plazo: Los legisladores de California no extenderán la prohibición de desalojos [calmatters.org]

By Manuela Tobias, Cal Matters, September 10, 2021 Es casi seguro que las protecciones de desalojo de California no se extenderán una vez que expiren después del 30 de septiembre, dijo hoy el presidente de la Asamblea de Vivienda del estado. La sesión legislativa termina este viernes, por lo que ese es el último día en que los legisladores podrían aplazar la fecha indicada. Pero el apetito político simplemente no está ahí para actuar, según David Chiu, un demócrata de San Francisco que...

'Literally saving lives': Tiny home project sheltering Alameda County's homeless [localnewsmatters.org]

By Keith Burbank, Local News Matters Bay Area, September 20, 2021 Ken Woodmansee, an unhoused man in Alameda County, was one of the first to park his van as part of First Presbyterian Church of Hayward’s park-out program. He had Thanksgiving dinner with Pastor Jake Medcalf and his family, who found Woodmansee to be “a beautiful, kind and fun soul.” Medcalf’s children especially loved Woodmansee and the family would stop to take him where he was going in the Hayward and Castro Valley area. [...

California schools prepare for thousands of Afghan refugee students [edsource.org]

By Diana Lambert, EdSource, September 20, 2021 I n California, home to the largest number of Afghan refugees in the country, school officials are preparing for an influx of refugee students who fled Afghanistan with their families after the Taliban seized power in the country last month. Schools are especially busy in Sacramento and Fremont, two of the largest Afghan communities in the state. Over 40% of the nation’s Afghan refugees have resettled in the Sacramento region in recent years,...

Bruce Perry, Melissa Merrick discuss "What Happened to You?"

Child psychiatrist Dr. Bruce Perry and Oprah Winfrey have known each other for more than 30 years. Both are deeply interested in childhood trauma and healing. But it was following a 60 Minutes segment Winfrey did in 2018 on childhood trauma, for which she interviewed Perry, that the two decided to take their work together to the next level. They tapped Oprah’s star power and worldwide reach and Perry’s deep expertise in brain science to collaborate on a book project, the recently released,...

California advocates press for expansion of visiting rights to incarcerated loved ones

In a recent nightmare, 8-year-old Jovina dreamt that her father got COVID-19. He was getting sicker, but she and her mother weren’t able to get there in time. “There,” in her father’s case, is a cell at the California Correctional Center (CCC) in Susanville, California, nearly 300 miles from where she lives in San Jose. In Jovina’s mind are a swarm of worries about her father’s welfare, her mother Benee Vejar reports. If an earthquake shakes the Bay Area, Jovina says, “What if the building...

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