Date: October 25, 2018
Time: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Location: Hadley Farms Meeting House, 41 Russell Street, Hadley, MA
Register by: October 22, 2018
This conference will explore the compelling findings of the adverse childhood experiences research (ACES), and the impact of ACES on individuals and the community. The day will delve into how communities can engage in collaborative ways to improve responses to ACES-related issues within local cities and towns to create healthier, more vibrant places to live and work.
The conference will be led by Laura Porter, cofounder of ACE Interface and a leading expert in the science of adverse childhood experiences. As a pioneer in leading multi-sector efforts and teaching the concept of self-healing communities, she will lead us in building a strong network of support. We all play an important part in this process, including teachers, first responders, social service providers, healthcare professionals and others who care for and about our community.
For more details, and to register, click here.