The Kids Are Not All Right: Policy Options to Address Youth Trauma in Massachusetts
March 28, 2018
Featured Speakers
Denise Hines, Ph.D., Director, Massachusetts Family Impact Seminars, Co-Founder, Clark Anti-Violence Education Program, Associate Research Professor, Department of Psychology, Clark University
Campus Sexual Assault Presentation
Laurie Ross, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Community Development and Planning, Clark University
Early Childhood Trauma as a Risk Factor for Youth Violence: Policy Options to Break Generational Cycles of Violence
Marianne Sarkis, Ph.D., Program Coordinator, Henry J. and Erna Dr. Leir Global and Community Health Program, Assistant Professor, Department of International Development, Community, and Environment, Clark University
Gaps, Best Practices, And Challenges In Responding To Sex Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exloitation
Since 1976, Federal Family Impact Seminars
Building capacity for family centered policymaking. Read more...
ASPA publishes Researcher–Policymaker Partnerships book
Strategies for launching and sustaining successful collaborations. Read more...
Family-Focused Foster Care seminars conducted throughout US
With support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, WI, NC, MA, VA, RI, NC, and LA held Family Impact Seminars on Family-Focused Foster Care Policy.
Policy Options to Address Youth Trauma
Massachusetts focuses FIS on Policy Options to Address Youth Trauma.
Homelessness and Families
Utah focuses FIS on Impacts and Cost Estimates of Homelessness and Families.