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Welcome to Resilient Futures, our monthly blog series exploring the experiences, challenges, and strengths of young people today. Through stories shared by youth and young adults, we hope to deepen our understanding of what helps people navigate adversity, what support they need from the adults and communities around them, and how we can create environments where they feel connected, valued, and empowered to thrive. This month, we're honored to feature Joanna Ramon-Beltran's

Welcome to Resilient Futures, our new monthly blog series that explores the issues and experiences shaping the lives of young people today. Throughout the academic year, we’ll seek to better understand what youth are experiencing, what they need from adults and communities around them, and what they can teach us. Our hope is to spark meaningful conversations, challenge assumptions, and inspire us to think differently about how we support young people and create a future where

By Jordan Ricketts, MA | Doctoral Student, Georgia State University Last month, I had the opportunity to lead the first County-Level Data Profiles Presentation & Workshop in Thomasville, Georgia, in partnership with Resilient Georgia and Resilient Communities of Southwest Georgia. It was the culmination of months of work building PACE's (Positive and Adverse Childhood Experiences) data profiles for all nine counties in the region: Brooks, Colquitt, Decatur, Early, Grady, Mill

June 2026 ------------------------- Resilient Georgia announces the launch of Resilient South Central Georgia, a new regional coalition dedicated to advancing trauma-informed care, resilience building, and behavioral health support across several South Georgia counties. Resilient South Central Georgia will work collaboratively throughout Appling, Candler, Emanuel, Evans, Jeff Davis, Johnson, Tattnall, Toombs, and Wayne Counties to promote well-being for children, youth, famil