Trauma Therapist and Director of Trauma-Informed Practice & System Transformation NOTE: The enclosed is sample legislation from CTIPP’s 2022 Trauma-Informed Policy Development Highlights. Sample Legislation: Colorado House Bill 1281 CTIPP Policy Dimension: Progress mental and behavioral health Program within the Behavioral Health Administration of the state (which itself was created through legislation Explore CTIPP’s 2022 Trauma-Informed Policy Development Highlights Explore ITTIC’s Trauma-Informed Legislative

Trauma Therapist and Director of Trauma-Informed Practice & System Transformation NOTE: The enclosed is sample legislation from CTIPP’s 2022 Trauma-Informed Policy Development Highlights. Sample Legislation: California Assembly Bill 1929 CTIPP Policy Dimension: Develop a public health approach The violence prevention programs supported for coverage through this legislation are defined as “evidence-based The Medi-Cal coverage provided in the legislation would expand the utilization of supports, and services

Trauma Therapist and Director of Trauma-Informed Practice & System Transformation NOTE: The enclosed is sample legislation from CTIPP’s 2022 Trauma-Informed Policy Development Highlights. Sample Legislation: Hawaii House Bill 2315 CTIPP Policy Dimension: Integrate historical, cultural, racial Explore CTIPP’s 2022 Trauma-Informed Policy Development Highlights Explore ITTIC’s Trauma-Informed Legislative

Trauma-informed resources for legislators, policymakers, and their staff to build resilience across America Federal Legislative Priorities Support the CMWRA and RISE Act, and recruit/join the U.S. Sample Legislation From Hawaii to Texas to New York, explore diverse case studies and examples of trauma-informed policies and legislation.

Processes of policymaking and legislative action PART 2: Processes of Policymaking & Legislative Action

Advance trauma-informed legislation. Build the field of change. CTIPP can bridge the gap between field-level outcomes and legislative action. Use your custom materials to: Advance Legislation: Give lawmakers the narrative "proof of concept" they need to support trauma-informed bills OR the language to infuse future legislation with trauma-informed