Keep posted each week for ongoing information about this documentary coming in October to Sacramento, Woodland and Davis communities. Paper Tigers – coming to our community “ Paper Tigers is emotional, but not sappy. The dedication...
Hey Sacramento, ACES Connection posted upcoming webcast, "Building A Trauma-informed Nation: Moving The Conversation Into Action" as its story of the week! The Sacramento Minority Youth Violence Prevention Collective is pleased to...
If you are not able to make the Sacramento showing of the Paper Tigers documentary on 9/16, the movie will be shown in Davis and Woodland the week prior. Admission is free to both events, but you must make a reservation. See attached flyers for more...
In the previous blog post, I provided direct access to all the materials related to Part 2 of the American Public Health Association series on "The Impact of Racism on the Health and Well-Being of the Nation". In this post,I am linking to...
Hi everyone, This webinar is not Sacramento specific, but since we have so many on our growing team who are working on this topic area, I wanted to share a webinar that I found on Community Violence. I do believe this webinar appeared on...
Hello everyone! Looking forward to seeing many of you today at the September Sacramento County ACEs Connection meeting. We have lots of updates about the Paper Tigers screening and conference. See you there! A meeting agenda is attached below. ...
Do you work with a disadvantaged population? Do you often feel like it is difficult to understand the behavior of some of your clients or constituents. Ever wonder how some people can be so short-tempered, or withdrawn when working with...
The Center for Youth Wellness released a new report “Children Can Thrive: A Vision for California’s Response to ACEs”. This report is a follow up to last November’s Children Can Thrive Summit. ...
Here's an opportunity to learn more about the UCSF HEARTS program that has been discussed in recent meetings, as well as be introduced to the RYSE Youth center. This event will be held in nearby Richmond, CA. To register, click the link at the...
LA, SF, Oakland, Berkeley - all recognized as resilient cities. What about Sacramento? This could be a great effort for our ACEs Group to consider pursuing. Read on... Is your city ready to build resilience? The 100 Resilient...
“I would notice how popular teen books on these topics were, but how rare actual questions about them from teen library patrons were,” Azevedo said. “Most of the topics would be embarrassing to ask about, but some of them could...
A A full day of conversa tion, education, and collaboration on strategies to reach underserved crime victims in California. Register now for the Northern CA Regional Conference which will be held on September 23rd at UC Davis Conference Center....
On Thursday, July 30, 2015, at 6:30 PM at the Davis Odd Fellows Hall, Ellyn Bell and Stacey Bell will be confronting the issue of childhood sexual assault with a book signing and talk about their latest book, “ Singing with the Sirens:...
I'm always astounded at resiliency in the face of adversity. Wanted to share the story of Grandma Gatewood and how she overcame her childhood and adult trauma. Beautiful story. I've always found walking great distances to be very...
Att ached is a two page brief on current ACEs in children in Sacramento County and City, with comparison with state data. This was based on household based telephone survey data of parents about their children from 2011/2012 prepared b y the...