Healthy, happy kids grow up to create a healthy, happy world.
We're working together to lower ACE scores.
Think of this network as a Facebook just for the community of people who are implementing -- or thinking of implementing -- ACE concepts in international, national, state or local agencies, organizations, or communities.
It's incredible just how much activity is taking place across the country -- people are instituting a trauma-informed or trauma-sensitive approach in education, juvenile justice, mental health clinics, hospitals, child welfare, prisons, domestic violence programs, cities, towns and neighborhoods.
This network can help you achieve your goals faster by sharing resources, news about upcoming events, and information about best and worst practices.
It's easy to start: Just sign up, fill out your profile, and go to "My Page" to start adding information about what you're doing.
If you're looking for others who are doing what you're doing or what you want to do, start a group and invite people to join.
This ACEs Too High Network also links to the ACEsTooHigh.com news site, which is for the general public. Much of what is posted there ends up here, with the addition of details that are of more interest to this community.
If you've got a question, send me a message by putting a comment on my wall. I'll be glad to get on the phone with you to answer any questions.
The Children's Advocacy Institute at the University of San Diego School of Law last month came out with its grades for states' reporting of child abuse fatalities or near-fatalities. Oklahoma went from a C+ in 2008 to a B this year, and promptly landed itself in hot water. That's because of what seems to be a federal agency that's bucking a…
ContinuePosted by Jane Stevens on May 14, 2012 at 3:37pm
Few people pass from birth to death without intimate knowledge of trauma’s capacity to alter the landscape of the psyche. So many experiences are traumatizing: war, rape, death, car accidents, hurricanes, earthquakes, bullying, scapegoating, incest, family violence, racism, homophobia—and this, a cursory list…
Posted by Laura Kerr, PhD, IMFT on May 10, 2012 at 10:00am
There was scary news as well as news to inspire coming out of the first presentations at the Weight of the Nation, the forum sponsored by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention taking place in Washington, D.C. The meeting began on Monday and ends today. It's supposed to "highlight progress in the prevention…
ContinuePosted by Jane Stevens on May 9, 2012 at 7:45pm — 2 Comments
This interactive billboard in London's Eustis Station invites people to use their mobile phones to drag the abuser away from a woman....drag him across several large screens. It's a clever way to make the point....especially as it focuses the change of behavior on the abuser, rather than a sometimes more traditional question: "Why doesn't the victim leave?"
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ContinuePosted by Jane Stevens on May 7, 2012 at 8:55pm
These questions came out of post I did about Arizona's child abuse task force. They're pulled out here because I really would like your feedback on these questions. It seems to me that in our society's efforts to reduce and prevent child trauma, we…Continue
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Join the Faith-Based Connection group. A great opportunity for faith-based organizations or individuals to discuss and connect.Continue
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That's what Wisconsin lawmaker Donald Pridemore thinks, and he's co-sponsoring a bill that would require the state's Child Abuse Prevention Board to do public awareness campaigns touting that point of view. Here's a good overview…Continue
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