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Hi Joel,
Please be mindful that a score does not directly correlate with the impact of those ACEs. New research (see attached) shows that positive experiences during childhood are very protective. Additionally, having a score go with a child, year to year, could reinforce bias that is counter productive.

Have you considered aligning with others who are also working on legislation that addresses childhood trauma - and more. www.ctipp.org/nationaltraumacampaign/
The attached journal articles underscore the importance of POSITIVE childhood experiences.
Thank you for reaching out!
Karen

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AAP Reasons for HOPE Robert Sege May 2021 Positive PACEs.pdf

Postive Childhood Experiences JAMA PEDs _bethell_2019_oi_190057 (3).pdf

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