Laura Braden Quigley

In one decade, CTIPP has shaped significant policy wins and educated thousands through free workshops and resources, reaching advocates in all 50 states (and countries around the world!). We've evolved from an all-volunteer organization to a trauma-informed movement with the infrastructure to sustain and scale this work through successful audits and strategic planning.

The House Trauma-Informed Care Caucus unites U.S. Representatives committed to embedding trauma-informed approaches across federal legislation and programs. While several federal agencies (e.g., Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, and the Department of Labor) have utilized trauma-informed practices, this caucus ensures the full House understands their value and importance. 

By Jesse Kohler, CTIPP's Executive Director The Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice (CTIPP) plays a vital role in the trauma-informed movement, standing on the shoulders of giants, including the work of many founders, board members, and partners who helped us launch and continue to help us sustain and grow this vital work. This piece aims to recognize one particular organization and only a few specific individuals who helped launch that organization, which did more for this...