TOPICS that will be covered include:

• How to be equitable in your ACEs work
• Available data sources and how to use data to inform your work
• Engaging the community in your process
• Policies that treat and prevent ACEs
• Self-care and secondary trauma
• Using implementation science to achieve intended results
• Systems mapping and leveraging the strengths in your community
• The power of play and nature
• Trauma informed courtrooms

And much more! Check the agenda tab for more detailed information on workshop presenters and topics.


Working together, we will attempt to answer the question: How do we build upon the awareness of ACEs and toxic stress and set in motion actionable, measurable steps so that every child in North Carolina grows up in a resilient, safe, stable, and nurturing environment?