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Here’s what a return to school means for student mental health and what to do to help

With South Jersey students back in school — some for the first appreciable time in 18 months due to the pandemic — educators are once again seeing the effects of a different public health emergency: the ongoing mental health crisis. 

Princeton Area Community Foundation awards $275K grant to help students exposed to trauma

The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded a $275,000 grant to fund a program to teach school staff throughout Mercer County how to identify students exposed to stressful or traumatic experiences and how to engage all students in a way that promotes healing from the mental health effects of the pandemic.

Actions 4 ACEs Announces Back-to-School Campaign to Build Educator and School Faculty Awareness for Adverse Childhood Experiences

Actions 4 ACEs, a statewide campaign to expand public awareness of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), is launching a new back-to-school campaign to help children returning to school and in-person learning this fall readjust to day-to-day life and approach the new challenges and stressors posed by the pandemic.

Actions4ACEs Campaign Featured in TheSkimm

An Ace…Dave E (NJ). He’s leading the Actions 4 ACEs campaign, an initiative to train teachers and law enforcement how to support students who’ve endured trauma.

New Jersey Morning Show with Dave Ellis

Dave Ellis, Executive Director of NJ Department of Children and Families speaks with Lisa Marie Falbo and Laura Lindsey Jones of the New Jersey Morning Show about #Actions4ACEs, and discusses some of the warning signs that a child may have experienced trauma.

PACEs Connection highlights Actions 4 ACEs

Actions 4 ACEs, a statewide campaign to expand public awareness of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), is launching a new back-to-school campaign to help children returning to school and in-person learning this fall readjust to day-to-day life and approach the new challenges and stressors posed by the pandemic.

INSIDER NJ highlights Actions 4 ACEs

Actions 4 ACEs, a statewide campaign to expand public awareness of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), is launching a new back-to-school campaign to help children returning to school and in-person learning this fall readjust to day-to-day life and approach the new challenges and stressors posed by the pandemic.

Actions 4 ACEs Announces Back-to-School Campaign to Build Educator and School Faculty Awareness for Adverse Childhood Experiences

Media Contact: Whitley Alexander | 202-557-6295
Campaign to Provide Critical Resources to Help 200,000 Educators is Part of a Broad Statewide Effort to Address Childhood Trauma

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