This Project has a $250 honorarium on top of the $1400 stipend paid by the Level Up program.

We have a team that is working to create a set of information and tools to help a wide range of sectors and organizations adopt trauma-informed and restorative practices to better minimize and address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).

The 7-minute video gives an introduction to the general space and our approach to helping communities develop and implement strategies on these topics. We're trying to make it easy for busy stakeholders in multiple cities to adopt good practices.

• https://vimeo.com/466446981/a8e152dc6d

These two short videos give a tour of the ACEs & Resilience Resource Commons for Communities (ARRCC) and the ARRCC wiki.

• Part 1: 14 minutes https://vimeo.com/663952922/8e4bd1991d
• Part 2: 9 minutes https://vimeo.com/664037880/b947a74e49

We're working with the authors of the book, "Building a Trauma-Informed Restorative School" to help make some of the content from his book more actionable for school leaders. https://www.joebrummer.com/book/

There may be other things you can work on as we start an 8-month coaching program (which we will give you free access to).

• https://www.insightformation.com/2022arrccan

We have a person who is very experienced in restorative practices that will review the summary content and tools that you create.

You'll start by spending about 10 hours going through training on strategy management principles and techniques so you can have that in yiour head as you strive to draw out specific content from the book. (We'll also point you to other resources that will also be combined with content from this book.) You can also spend about 10 hours going through content from the 2021 ARRCC Action Network recordings.

You will also be learning how to add topics, content, and links to a wiki built using the Media Wiki platform.

We also can provide many different tools you might use to communicate some of these concepts--such as Doodly or Toonly videos or use other tools for social media posts or flyers. If you want, you can spend some time working on social media content that communities might use to raise awareness or understanding on these topics.

You'll be working with a team that includes the authors of the book, the wiki team at InsightFormation and Bill Barberg, the leader of this overall ARRCC effort. You'll also be working with communities that will be early adopters of this material.

See this intro on Bill Barberg

https://vimeo.com/473173526/56a41967a6