KPJR Films & PBS Stations will broadcast the award-winning documentary in honor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School victims and to support the healing of the community. RESILIENCE: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope will air on public TV Stations throughout Florida on February 15that 9:00 pm ET. The broadcast will commemorate the victims and survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting which happened in Parkland, FL one year ago. Following the broadcast, KPJR Films will host a RESILIENCE National Twitter Town Hall with discussion of aspects of trauma, toxic stress and resilience with professionals and subject matter experts including: James Redford (@jred5562), Director Resilience; Alice Forrester PhD (@cliffordbeers), CEO Clifford Beers Foundation, Jane Stevens (@ACEsConnection), ACES Connection and other experts from Florida. "RESILIENCE shows us, through science and the stories of our young people, how adults are stepping up to help children who are exposed to adverse experiences,” said James Redford, Director, KPJR Films. “We hope the stories of children, educators and scientists grappling with the results of trauma help raise awareness, foster conversation and inspire action. We are honored and so appreciative that PBS Stations in Florida will broadcast RESILIENCE into the communities that they serve.” “We are thrilled that RESILIENCE will be broadcast throughout the state of Florida on Public TV. The broadcast works to meet our goal of helping our states and communities build resilience and change the trajectory of that child and families’ lives. We believe that many of Florida’s most costly, intractable social problems, including our opioid and substance abuse crisis, our growing public health costs, tragic school failures, and the multigenerational cycle of families in our criminal justice and child welfare systems, can be decreased by addressing early trauma and building resilience,” said Mimi Graham, Director, Florida State University Center for Prevention & Early Intervention Policy. The following stations will be airing this film: WGCU Naples area WUCF Orlando WSRE Pensacola WJCT Jacksonville WEDU Tampa WUFT Gainesville WPBT Miami WFSU Tallahassee/N. Florida KPJR Films, a producer of independent films about pressing social issues, offers documentary films PAPER TIGERS and RESILIENCE for screening in local communities. There are additional resources available at www.KPJRFilms.co including a Resilience Facilitator’s Guide and a One Caring Adult Resource portal. Join the Twitter Town Hall on February 15th after the PBS broadcast to deepen the national dialogue on ACEs & childhood trauma at @DocResilience using #ResilienceFL
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Broward County ACEs Connection (FL)
A network for community members, professionals and leaders to collaborate across sectors in a movement to prevent and address adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), heal from trauma, and build resilience. We encourage the use of this network to collaborate across sectors and find resources within South Florida communities moving to transform our community into one of hope, healing, and resilience.
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