When journalists learn about the science behind trauma, they ask better questions and produce more informed and useful stories for their communities.
Join the first in a series of four workshops exploring the science of positive and adverse childhood experiences and the policies and practices of trauma-informed care. You’ll learn how to incorporate this knowledge in your reporting, your news organization and your personal life.
The workshops – co-sponsored by INN and PACEs Connection – will take place Wednesdays at 2 p.m. MT.
Topics and dates for each of the workshops:
The science of trauma, Jan. 11
Historical trauma, Jan. 25
How can you apply PACEs science in your work?, Feb. 8
Integrating crime reporting into a health beat, Feb. 22
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