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Nurturing Your Resilience Network

All Yolo Resilience Network members, family, friends and community members are invited for a year end celebration of 2016 and preview of 2017. The new Yolo Welltopia resource website will be introduced and much more. Enjoy a relaxing and invigorating mindfulness yoga stretch, wine, eggnog, snacks and more. Thursday, December 8, from 3:30 - 6:30 CASA Office, 725 Main St, Woodland

Compassion, Mindfulness and Peace

Hi everyone- Take a listen to this free audio webinar from The Shift Network's What the Bleep is Going On? Growing Peace and Compassion I was in the Peace Corps with one of the speakers, Phillip Hellmich. I haven't stayed in close touch with him over the years but I really respect his path. This webinar addresses conflict as a natural part of life. How we handle it is the important thing. They also talk about finding peace first from within. I have been doing a lot of...

HEALTH and HAPPINESS WORKSHOP - Sounds like FUN!

"Primal Play is coming to Davis, CA for one weekend only! Primal Play is a Health and Happiness organization that helps people disconnect technologically and reconnect with each other. Jared Hippler, owner and instructor will host 2 Health & Happiness Playshops in Central Park, Davis, this Saturday and Sunday, 12:30-3:30. The Playshops will consist of games and discussion, it will be a very relaxed and fun and environment. Topics and solutions to be covered: Stress Weight loss Depression...

No Working Guidelines: What Next?

See below a note from Allen Nishikawa from the Sonoma County ACEs group. We in Yolo Resilience Network are in the process of strategic planning and developing guidance for how we do our work and I thought Allen's post was poignant and timely. Take a look and let us know your thoughts... Gail At our October meeting, we decided to not adopt our draft bylaws. (Working Guidelines) As someone who spent a lot of time and thought crafting a compromise consensus version for approval, I feel entitled...

Adoption Awareness Month at Woodland Community College - Screening of 'Paper Tigers'

This from Foster and Kinship Care Education Program Dear All, Please join the Foster and Kinship Care Education program and the WCC Diversity Committee as we recognize November as Adoption Awareness Month. In honoring our adoptive youth and parents, we will be viewing the award winning documentary Paper Tigers, followed by a brief discussion about our role in helping build resiliency in traumatized youth. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to visit our office or give us a...

How can YOU make our country kinder and better? What can you do? From a Yolo County teacher

This from a teacher in Yolo County. According to County Superintendent of Schools, Jesse Ortiz, 12% of Yolo County's students are undocumented and many many more may be scared and confused. As the teacher says, we must show that we care about these students, all students, and that they MATTER. Also see a link to an article from the Huffington Post that was shared from another ACEs Connection member: What Do We Tell The Children?

Letter from Yolo County Principal to staff

See below a note from a Yolo County principal sent out to school staff today. I love how it talks about the need for staff to not only take care of their students in this tumultuous time but also the need for staff to take care of themselves and reach out for help, if needed. I have heard some concerns about possible negative comments between students backing different candidates. We as adults need to help our youth create a safe space to share concerns and emotions. This is a potential...

How the Resources Center Works

Hey, All! In case you didn't hear the news, our new Resources Center is up and running. This is a work in progress, but you can find a host of resources to support your work. Please see Jane's initial post below! - Jen Welcome to the ACEsConnection.com Resources Center! As of October 2016, we are launching this new version. We think that it's a skeleton of its future self, i.e., we'll be adding more categories and more information to each category. Our goal is to make this useful, but not so...

New ACEs data on Kidsdata.org

On behalf of California Essentials for Childhood, I am very excited to announce the release of a new Child Adversity and Resilience data topic on Kidsdata.org! This has been a collaborative effort between the CA Essentials for Childhood Initiative's Shared Data and Outcomes Work Group and the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health. I represent ACEs Connection Network on Essentials and am the co-chair of the Shared Data & Outcomes Work Group so I couldn't be more thrilled about...

Happy Grown Ups Trickle Down: Beloved Communities and Restorative Practice 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Putah Creek Lodge UC Davis

The Transformative Justice in Education (TJE) Center in the UC Davis School of Education presents Transformative Justice in Education Speaker Series with Sujatha Baliga No fee to attend No RSVP required Space is limited MONDAY Oct 17 For more info: education.ucdavis.edu/baliga Sujatha Baliga will discuss her past decade of work to interrupt the school-to-prison pipeline through restorative justice, with a focus on how adults in schools settings can personally and interpersonally benefit from...

THE IMPACT OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES

The 2016-2017 Yolo County Education and Equity Summit Series Presents:THE IMPACT OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES Speaker: Daniel Ewon Choe, Ph.D. DATE: November 9, 2016 TIME: 3:00pm - 4:30pm PLACE: Yolo County Of ce of Education 1280 Santa Anita Court, Ste. 120, Woodland Please register by: November 2, 2016 GO HERE to register (http://www.ycoe.org/summit-series/register) SEE ATTACHMENT FOR FULL INFORMATION

Mobile Health Clinics for schools in Yolo County?

Read the article from the East Bay Times about beautiful new mobile health clinics at high schools in Contra Costa County making it easier for students to access to medical services . Find the full article HERE . This idea of a mobile clinic that travels around to schools is something that Michelle Flowers, Principal of King High School in Davis and I chatted about recently. I know high school students in Davis recently got a new food truck; a "health truck" would be a great addition to the ...

Youth justice program could cut down on future crimes [Davis Enterprise]

The Davis Police Department is revamping its restorative justice program for delinquent youths for the first time since the 1970s, pending approval from the Davis City Council at its meeting Tuesday. The new program will focus on reconciliation between parties involved in a crime, bringing all individuals together to discuss the incident in a closed-door setting. The new technique is designed as an early-intervention resource for youths who display antisocial or criminal behavior. Police...

Sacramento Minority Youth Violence Prevention (SMYVP) Collective

Health Education Council's 25th Anniversary Celebration 2016 marks HEC's 25th year of promoting health and prioritizing prevention throughout underserved communities. Help us celebrate by joining us for our 25th Anniversary Celebration! Thursday, October 13th 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm Yolo Brewing Company Guests will enjoy farm-fresh food, local libations and live music all while making it possible for the Health Education Council to continue to improve the health and vitality of underserved...

Domestic Violence Awareness Month - In Oct THINK PURPLE!

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join Empower Yolo for its Paint Yolo Purple Campaign Month of Action! For full calendar of events go to: http://empoweryolo.org/events/ Or see the attachment. The first event is this weekend, Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016 @ 2pm. SEVEN: the play, a benefit for Empower Yolo. Winters Theatre Company is presenting six performances of Seven: the Play (September 30th-October 9th) at the Winters Community Center and has chosen Empower Yolo as beneficiary of...

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