PACEs Connection How-Tos Directory

When I click on the link for the Speakers & Trainers Bureau it just spins. I would like to add my information there as a speaker. Any assistance would be appreciated.

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I appreciate every link that this site provided and the questions and your interactions with each member are very helpful.

All the best!

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Hi Nancy: You can ask Rafael Maravilla or Jenna Quinn to crosspost for you. Unfortunately, it's only the PACEs Connection staff who can do this, but it takes only about 30 seconds, so don't hesitate to ask. rmaravilla@pacesconnection.com or jquinn@pacesconnection.com

Can one crosspost from local acesconnection blog to main blog or do they have to be done separately?  Edging

Does PACES have a job board? I'd love to list a job! Thanks.

I was wondering if you have a community page for those who lost loved ones on September 11, 2001?

Hi, @lynn mickadeit,
Please click here, https://www.pacesconnection.co...pdate-your-profile-1, for the process of editing your profile and updating your last name.

Please share how we may support further in any way.
In gratitude,
Dana

@lynn mickadeit posted:

Hi ~ since joining, my last name has changed. There doesn't seem to be a way to update that by editing one's profile. Am I just out of luck?

Hi Lynn,

I'd be happy to help you out with that! I'm going to send you a private message now.

Jenna

PACEs Connection Staff

Hi ~ since joining, my last name has changed. There doesn't seem to be a way to update that by editing one's profile. Am I just out of luck?

Thanks for the question, @Rebecca Cooley — If you want to cross-post something, just send a quick email to @Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff), and he'll do it for you in a flash.

Can one crosspost from local acesconnection blog to main blog or do they have to be done separately? 

Tracey- you can save your blog posts before publishing and review pending posts (look under your name and you shold see "pending posts" . You CANNOT see what it wll look like fully published but as Rafael said, it will appear just as the draft. Hope this helps!

Tracey Hosselkus posted:

Is there a way to preview post before publishing?

Hi Tracey,

Thank you for reaching out. When you post a blog it will appear on the blog as it appears in draft form. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.

Cheers, Rafael

Is there a way to preview post before publishing?

Kelsey Visser posted:

Hello!

Is there an easy way to re-post a blog article from the main ACEs Connection page to the ACEs Connection central florida page? Right now I have been doing it like a news article from an outside source but it seems like there must be an easier way since the post already exists on ACEs Connection. 

Thanks for your thoughts on that!

With appreciation,

Kelsey

Hi Kelsey:
The easiest way to do that is to email @Carey Sipp who can do it. I am also a Community Facilitator (in the Northeast) and have Community Managers who request this once a day or once a week for the content they want to curate and add to their own site. That's most efficient, time-wise, because unfortunately there's no way for you as a member or a Community Manager to do this. But that's why we are here to help.
Cissy

Hello!

Is there an easy way to re-post a blog article from the main ACEs Connection page to the ACEs Connection central florida page? Right now I have been doing it like a news article from an outside source but it seems like there must be an easier way since the post already exists on ACEs Connection. 

Thanks for your thoughts on that!

With appreciation,

Kelsey

David Murphey posted:

Trauma requires us to focus on both survivors and perpetrators—uncomfortable as that may be—because those who perpetrate trauma are often the survivors to whom we earlier failed to give appropriate help and support. http://policylab.chop.edu/blog...lly-and-philadelphia 

David - Your thoughts would be a great blog on this site.  Sometime just posting (kind of like on Facebook) this sort of comment - can really engage others and start a meaningful dialog.  If you'd like any assistance with posting, I am happy to help.  Thank you for your timely comment!  Karen 

Trauma requires us to focus on both survivors and perpetrators—uncomfortable as that may be—because those who perpetrate trauma are often the survivors to whom we earlier failed to give appropriate help and support. http://policylab.chop.edu/blog...lly-and-philadelphia