Reply to "ACES research based recommendations"

Strategies Technical Assistance (www.StrategiesCA.org) is working with counties around California to produce collaborative child abuse prevention plans. With the understanding that this is just one source of ACEs, we can share our learning as we go.

We've been researching other statewide & countywide strategies. Here are some starting points:

South Carolina is piloting a comprehensive "Empower Action Plan" at the county level: https://scchildren.org/resourc...r%20full%20potential.

Lane County OR, with the University of OR, has embarked on a community-engaged "90 by 30" campaign to reduce child abuse by 90% by 2030: https://90by30.com/

Colorado invests in its Family Resource Centers statewide: https://www.cofamilycenters.org/

I hope that's helpful. Following this post to see what others have to share.

10/16/2010:17 AM

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