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The mission of the Delaware ACEs Action group is to advance trauma-informed initiatives in Delaware, including trauma-informed approaches in any and all settings where people are served.

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Wisconsin state agencies end year one of trauma-informed learning community; goal is to be first trauma-informed state

Here in California, many people think that it’s only liberal Democrats who have a corner on championing the science of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and putting it into practice. That might be because people who use ACEs science don’t expel or suspend students, even if they’re throwing chairs and hurling expletives at the teacher. They ask "What happened to you?" rather than "What's wrong with you?" as a frame when they create juvenile detention centers where kids don’t fight, reduce...

First comprehensive briefing on trauma held in the U.S. House of Representatives

Rep. Danny Davis (D-IL), Wendy Ellis, Olga Acosta Price (obscured), Monica Battle, Kathryn Larin, and Whitney Gilliard ______________________________________________________ The first comprehensive trauma briefing in the U.S. House of Representatives was held on July 26 to an audience of Hill staff, interns, and advocates. The briefing included substantive content from a variety of perspectives—academia, government, education—and unexpected moments of moving personal testimony. Rep. Danny...

Trauma Matters Delaware Partners with Delaware Public Health Institute (DPHI) to Release ACEs Data for Delaware

The multi-sectoral audience filled the conference room on Wilmington University’s Dover Campus, Wednesday, December 7, to hear the findings of the Delaware Household Health Survey Data which included ACEs data statewide. Trauma Matters Delaware, Chair, Dr. Leslie Brower, opened the briefing by welcoming attendees and thanking partner organizations and funders. DPHI Executive Director Francine Axler and Laurel Jones, DPHI Project Assistant, presented the findings which included the results on...

Elder Abuse and Exploitation: A Multidisciplinary Conference at the University of Delaware

Elder abuse and exploitation is a threat to the health, well-being, and independence of older individuals. Everyone has a role to play in prevention, raising awareness, and acting when they suspect mistreatment. Graduate and undergraduate students have an opportunity to submit a brief video essay for registration scholarship. To view the agenda or for information on registration, sponsorship, or exhibiting, please visit: http://www.pcs.udel.edu/pcs-program/elderabuse/

Building Community Resilience: South Dallas [Moving Health Care Upstream]

An exciting initiative—Building Community Resilience collaborative established by Nemours (part of Moving Health Care Upstream )— is underway in five communities across the country to help child health systems connect with community-based resources to address social determinants (e.g., housing and access to public transportation) in places where children live, learn and play. This post by ACEs Connection member Wendy Ellis includes a short video (less than 3 minutes) about the initiative and...

Comprehensive ACEs Data for Delaware will be available this spring

A survey has been conducted in Delaware based the Philadelphia Urban ACE Study and the findings will be available in the spring. The Delaware survey included the 10 original ACE questions and added four of the five additional Philadelphia survey questions. The Delaware survey included questions about witnessing violence, experiencing discrimination, feeling unsafe, bullying but not the fifth area of foster care. Click here for summary data from the National Survey of Children’s Health,...

Trauma Movement Grows in Delaware

The third annual Delaware Trauma Matters conference, held on January 28 at Wilmington University, drew a diverse crowd of 200 from around the state and across many sectors, including healthcare, mental health, education, corrections, and child serving agencies among others. While some said this degree of diversity was unusual in the state, the leader of Delaware’s trauma initiative, Leslie Brower (pictured on the right with Aileen Fink serves as community manager along with Brower for...

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