National Trauma Campaign

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Join the Campaign

Join this nationwide grassroots campaign to engage congressional offices and other federal leaders in supporting policies, programs, legislation, and appropriations that prevent and respond to childhood trauma and build resilience.

Campaign Background and Overview
How the Campaign Works
Meet the Core Team

Constituent Engagement

No matter where you live, you are a constituent. This Campaign offers you opportunities to amplify the need for preventing and responding to childhood trauma and building resilience. There are three ways to be involved:

1. Become a Local Liaison

Local Campaign Liaisons are Campaign volunteers who have stepped up to take a leadership role on behalf of their congressional district or state.

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Campaign Local Liaison Application Form

2. Join the Campaign
Sign up in support of the Campaign's mission as well as to receive Campaign updates.

Organization Sign-Up
Individual Sign-Up

3. Take Action With Us 

Take Action With Us

News and Resources

American Rescue Plan Act Summary

American Rescue Plan Act Talking Points

American Rescue Plan Act Education Two Pager

CTIPP FY23 Community Project Funding/Earmark Overview

Labor HHS Education and Related Agencies FY22 Appropriations

Model State Opioid Bill Language

COVID-19 Policy Analysis Tool

COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Dear Colleague Letter

COVID-19 Response and the National Trauma Campaign

Directing Educational Funds to Create Trauma-Informed Classrooms and Schools

Resources on Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

Resources on Racial and Historical Trauma

Advocacy and Systems Change Tools

Media Resources

Campaign Orientation Powerpoint

Sample Letter to Governor

Sign On Letter for Biden-Harris Administration First 100 Day Priorities

CTAP Trauma FY21 Letter

National Trauma Campaign Office Hour Ground Rules

Press On Concept Note

Campaign Infographics

Hope and Trauma-Informed Approaches
The Cost of ACEs
America's Grand Challenges and ACEs

Social Media Infographics

ACEs and Health Risks
ACEs at a Glance
Preventing ACEs
The Cost of ACEs
Trauma Informed Policies & Practices for Children
Trauma Informed Policies & Practices in Education
Trauma Informed Policies & Practices in Criminal Justice
Reduced Medical Costs from Trauma Informed Policies & Practices
Trauma Informed Systems
Trauma Informed Workplaces

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CTIPP Blog

Campaign Newsletters

June 2020
October 2020
July 2020
Q1 2021
August 2020
Q2 2021
September 2020

Connect with the National Campaign Core Team

traumacampaign@gmail.com