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New Jersey ACEs Action Plan
An Action Plan toward making New Jersey a trauma-informed/healing-centered state.
Published By: New Jersey Department of Children and Families
Published Date: 2021
Resource Type: State Action Plans
New Jersey Office of Resilience
The website for the New Jersey Office of Resilience. The office coordinates and facilitates statewide initiatives related to raising awareness of and creating opportunities to eradicate ACEs through grassroots and community-led efforts, technical assistance, and strategic support for organizations.
Published By: New Jersey Department of Children and Families
Published Date: 2020
Resource Type: State Action Plans
Sectors: Early Childhood, Health, Social Services
New Jersey Office of Resilience PACES Action Plan
The New Jersey Department of Children and Families Office of Resilience released their action plan to address PACEs and establish New Jersey as a trauma-informed and healing centered state.
Published By: New Jersey Department of Children and Families Office of Resilience
Published Date: 2023
Resource Type: State Action Plans
Sectors: Early Childhood, Health, Social Services
New Mexico Peer Education Project
An overview of the New Mexico Peer Education Project, which trains incarcerated individuals to educate their peers about addiction, infectious diseases such as hepatitis C and human immunodeficiency virus, and other health issues.
Published By: Addiction Policy Forum
Published Date: 2018
Resource Type: Reports
Sectors: Health, Justice
New Opportunities for Trauma Responsive Policies and Programs in 2023: Overview of Incoming Governors’ Priorities
Pathways to Resilience kicked off the new year with a Pathways Learning Network Session on opportunities for promoting healing-centered and trauma-responsive policies and programs in 2023 – at both the federal and state levels. To provide context for the session, Pathways to Resilience co-director Tanya Schwartz discussed the priorities of the nine new Governors.
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Resource Type: Publications
New Opportunities for Trauma-Responsive Policies and Programming in 2023
The Pathways Learning Network convened on January 11, 2023 for a conversation about potential pathways for implementing trauma-responsive policies and programs at the state and federal levels. Pathways to Resilience was joined by the Campaign for Trauma Informed Policy and Practice (CTIPP) to discuss areas where new governors’ platforms and federal investments may align in the movement for trauma-responsive policies in 2023.
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Resource Type: Videos
Sectors: Design, Health
New Utah Law to Grow the Behavioral Health Workforce
Utah is at the forefront of efforts to improve its residents’ access to behavioral health (BH) services. In February 2024, the state passed Senate Bill (SB) 26, a bill to remove barriers to licensure and grow the behavioral health workforce. The bill seeks to improve access to behavioral health services in several ways, including creating new certifications for entry-level workers and allowing those with related 4-year degrees a pathway to become licensed as a BH Coach.
Published By: Jeff Shumway
Resource Type: Publications
Sectors: Workforce
New York Peer Integration and the Stages of Change Toolkit
Expansive toolkit containing resources for providers who want to implement, or are currently implementing, peer support services based on the Stages of Change model.
Published By: New York Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services
Published Date: 2019
Resource Type: Toolkits
Sectors: Health
New York Takes Steps to Reduce Child Poverty
On October 13, the New York Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council met for the first time to begin developing a plan to cut child poverty in half over the next ten years. Authorized through the Child Poverty Reduction Act, which Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law on December 1, 2021, the Advisory Council is charged with conducting data analyses, developing a timeline for its plan, evaluating policy proposals such as expanding the state’s child tax credit, and selecting metrics for measuring progress towards its goal. The Advisory Council will also examine strategies to reduce the disparate impact of poverty on communities of color, improve access to benefits regardless of immigration status, and help families achieve and maintain financial stability.
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Sectors: Cultural Competence, Early Childhood, Education, Health, Social Services
North Dakota – Professional Development for Trauma
State law that requires districts to provide professional development for school personnel on trauma-informed practices.
Published By: National Association of State Boards of Education
Resource Type: Executive Action
Sectors: Education