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

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Using Language to Prevent Re-Traumatization

Language can have a powerful influence on how we understand our relationships to the world and one another, and many people don’t realize that the English language contains many common phrases and metaphors that infer or explicitly reference violence. Invoking violent imagery casually in our daily conversations – whether professional or personal – can cause harm, particularly to individuals who

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Washington – Tailoring Opioid Overdose Prevention Efforts for Diverse Groups within Tribal and Urban Indian Settings: A Toolkit for Supporting Diverse Groups

This toolkit addresses the unique needs of specific populations within Tribal communities, including LGBTQ2A individuals, youth, elders, and/or veterans. The toolkit, acknowledging that traditional support services may not address the needs of people who hold these additional identities, provides nuance and approaches for providers and organizations to consider when engaging in trauma-responsive screening, assessment, treatment, recovery, and prevention efforts related

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Tips for Culture-Based Programs that Build Resiliency

This tip sheet provides information for organizations looking to develop programs to support the resilience of American Indian youth. It offers strategies for designing culture-based programming and additional resources for working with AI/Native American youth.

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