A website with information on trauma, bullying, and community violence, as well as resources that identify and highlight warning signs resulting from childhood exposure to trauma and violence for practitioners and clinicians.
A searchable mental health education resource bank of evidence-based, research-based, and promising programs.
Roadmap for Resilience serves as a blueprint for how communities, states, and nations can recognize and effectively address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress as a root cause to some of the most harmful, persistent, and expensive societal and health challenges facing our world today. The report provides clear cross-sector and equitable response solutions, models, and best practices to be
A compilation of resources from the Building Community Resilience collaborative to support children, families, and communities by providing a protective buffer against ACEs. Resources include infographic templates on data and policy, webinar recordings and slides, coalition building guides, and communications toolkits.
A series of recommendations to states and governors based on findings from the Building Community Resilience collaborative. These recommendations reflect efforts to create cross-sector partnerships to address social determinants associated with community adversity and build resilience at the community level.
The Building Community Resilience (BCR) model is an innovative, transformative approach that will foster collaboration across child health systems, community-based agencies, and cross-sector partners to address the root causes of toxic stress and childhood adversity, and build community resilience.
The MaineHealth ACEs pediatric screening model is designed to identify recent trauma, family stressors and post-traumatic symptomatology in the context of cumulative adversity. The aim is to provide a more complete clinical picture to better understand how to care for patients and their families.
This booklet is intended to enhance mental health providers’ skills serving Hispanic and Latino populations around the United States that have experienced adverse events.
A two-part resource that addresses the prevalence and impact of trauma among LGBTQ youth and provides schools and community agencies with a framework and strategies for adopting a trauma-informed approach that considers the unique experiences and needs of LGBTQ youth.
Summary of state legislation across ten policy areas from 2019 – 2021; three relating to ACEs risk factors and seven for building ACEs protective factors.