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Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Trauma-Informed Communities Project: Spring 2025. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

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REGISTER FOR ALL DATES BELOW The Trauma-Informed Communities (TIC) Project is a resource for community members, community coalitions, and service system providers who wish to engage more effectively in systems- and practice change to bring a trauma-informed, equity-focused, and healing-centered approach to communities in NC. We create space for leaning into shared values, learning and unlearning, building authentic relationships, and sharing knowledge to overcome barriers to change. We invite you to join our learning community and connect with others aligned in this important work. SPRING 2025 ACTIVITIES Coffee & Connection Hours
1st Wednesdays & 3rd Fridays
10am-11am A bi-weekly gathering to feel empowered, to share and learn, and to be your authentic self in community. Deepen and strengthen relationships while collaborating on practices for community-led, equity-focused learning teams. Dates: February 21 - Special Project Launch Call!
March 5 & 21
April 2 & 18
May 7 & 16
June 4 & 20 Workshop Series
2nd Fridays
11am-1pm Three workshops to support community transformation and systems-change efforts that center our journey in equity-focused, trauma-informed and community-led healing. We’ll examine decision-making and decision-rights, discuss decolonization and decentering hierarchical approaches, and develop power-shifting and sustainability strategies that elevate the power of the collective and relationships. Dates:
March 14
April 11
May 9 REGISTER FOR ALL DATES BELOW

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Partners for Youth Opportunity (PYO) focuses on empowering youth in Durham through mentorship, education, and opportunities for leadership. Their approach is rooted in equity, and they provide trauma-informed support to young people who face systemic barriers.

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The Women's Center of Wake County offers trauma-informed services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of trauma. They provide counseling, advocacy, and support groups that center the needs of marginalized communities. https://www.wcwc.org

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Healing Justice NC is dedicated to promoting healing and restorative practices within North Carolina’s communities. They focus on addressing systemic trauma, particularly in communities of color, and work to implement community-led healing and justice initiatives.

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North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV)

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North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV)

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North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV) supports communities by providing trauma-informed resources, training, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence. They focus on equity and ensuring that marginalized communities, particularly communities of color, have access to the support they need.

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North Carolina Restorative Justice Initiative (NCRJI)

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North Carolina Restorative Justice Initiative (NCRJI)

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North Carolina Restorative Justice Initiative (NCRJI) works to promote restorative justice practices throughout the state, offering training, workshops, and support for community-based restorative justice circles. These programs focus on healing and restoring relationships while addressing the impact of trauma.

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Trillium’s Health Equity Council: Get involved in regional Health Equity Councils if you are in the catchment area.

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Thriving Together is a multi-sector, community-driven movement designed to create a sustainable framework for long-term systems change in Winston Salem & Forsyth County.

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Thriving Together Forsyth | We want to be in a community where everyone thrives. All people .All places. No exceptions

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Our community has mobilized numerous collective impact efforts over time to address urgent needs and put strategies in place to see outcomes improve, but not at the pace or scale necessary for everyone in our community to Thrive.

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Onslow County T.A.S.C.O ‘s mission is to eliminate child abuse and neglect through community education, awareness, intervention and advocacy.

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Positive Childhood Alliance North Carolina

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Onslow County (T.A.S.C.O) | Positive Childhood Alliance NC

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The NC chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America

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Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences Framework  

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Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences Framework  

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OUR MISSION

HOPE - Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences - represents a paradigm shift in how we see and talk about the positive experiences that support children's growth and development into healthy, resilient adults.

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Tufts HOPE - Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences

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HOPE - Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences - represents a paradigm shift in how we see and talk about the positive experiences that support children's growth and development into healthy, resilient adults.

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Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Journal, Trauma-informed language as a tool for health equity

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Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Journal, Trauma-informed language as a tool for health equity

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Lucy Hart, John N Bliton, Christine Castater, Jessica H Beard, Randi N Smith

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Trauma-informed language as a tool for health equity

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Trauma-informed care (TIC) is an organizational care delivery model designed to mitigate an individual’s psychological trauma and prevent re-traumatization when receiving medical care. Many victims of violence have a history of prior traumatic experiences and TIC helps prevent continued traumatization. Prioritizing TIC leads to institutional change that utilizes compassionate, empathetic, and trustworthy care. Standard TIC education underemphasizes the importance of thoughtful verbal and written language. Problematic language is frequently used in patient care, and can lead to re-traumatization. Alternatively, trauma-informed language equips clinicians with skills needed to end cycles of re-traumatization, which benefits patients, clinicians, and the whole healthcare system.

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Activating the Common Good: Reclaiming Control of Our Collective Wellbeing by Peter Block

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Activating the Common Good: Reclaiming Control of Our Collective Wellbeing by Peter Block

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Activating the Common Good: Reclaiming Control of Our C…

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A powerful, inspiring, and achievable vision of a socie…

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TIC Project Fall Retreat - Vulnerability Values and Power

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TIC Project Fall Retreat - Radical Wellness and Community Partnerships

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We Heal Together (Winston Salem) offers free Youth Mental Health First Aid trainings in English and Spanish.

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Youth Mental Health First Aid | We Heal Together

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Mentes Fuertes, Comunidades Fuertes is a mental health intervention program designed for the Spanish-speaking community.

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Over the last few years, El Futuro has expanded our view of mental health services, reaching beyond our clinic walls and engaging more deeply with our community, neighbors, and partner organizations. This deeper community engagement not only helps reduce mental health risk factors, but also increases social connection, boosts cultural resilience, and improves community well-being, building up protective factors that support families through challenging times.

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Sandhills Coalition for Peace Love and Justice

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Sandhills Coalition for Peace Love and Justice

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Sandhills Coalition for Peace Love and Justice created Emotional Harmony and Mental Balance: A Guide to Practitioners in Moore County.

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Community Resiliency Model is designed to train frontline community members to support themselves and others. www.traumaresourceinstitute.com