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We are learning to build resiliency in Georgia.
Select any category to download our learning card for that topic.
Learning Cards
Below are accessible, illustrated cards for six key terms that are used to talk about Resilience and why it matters.
We hope these will be useful communication tools as you start conversations about Adverse Childhood Experiences, Early Brain Development, Positive Childhood Experiences, Toxic Stress, Resilience, and being Trauma Informed in your communities.
We would love for you and your partners to use them in whatever capacity you need. When you click on each one you can download a pdf (available in multiple languages). If you would like to co-brand them, we can make that happen too - please contact us for more information.
We also realize that we will need to make tweaks here and there as new resources are created and updated. Please let us know when you see an edit that needs attention, and we will work swiftly to make that happen.
ACES are traumatic experiences that occur before the age of 18
A child’s brain grows rapidly before they are even born and in early childhood.
Positive Childhood Experiences are activities that improve a child's life, resulting in positive outcomes.
Trauma-informed is an approach defined by treating the whole person.
Looking for More?
Our toolbox is filled with information, educational materials, facts and resources to promote public education of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and support resiliency.
Trusted
Resources
We compiled resources from public and private efforts that support resiliency for all persons aged 0-26 and their families.
Resilient Georgia Reports & Briefs
Read our analysis and recommendations to better understand the ACEs prevention and trauma-informed behavioral health landscape for children and families.
Training
Road Map
We've compiled trainings for every sector of society to aid in the implementation of a trauma-informed approach in your organization.
