Research and Publications Archive - Center for Trauma Resilient Communities

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We Heal Together program to take on issues in East Winston-Salem

Phil Sterling, ABC 45 News

Members of the We Heal Together program celebrate the opening of their new headquarters.

We Heal Together Initiative Begins in Winston-Salem

Kelly Kendall, WXII 12 News

Local organizations kicked off a four-year initiative to make Winston-Salem a more trauma-resilient community on March 7th, 2024.

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Children and Youth Services Review

“Change is always hard”: A Qualitative Exploration of the Trauma Resilient Communities (TRC) Model Implementation Process within the Context of the Pandemics

by Emily E. Edwards, Jennifer Middleton, Shantel Crosby, Beatriz Vides, Lina Pasquale & Rebecca Goggin

The Trauma Resilient Communities (TRC) Model provides a trauma-responsive, equity-based framework for organizations in responding to globally and nationally traumatic events.

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JOURNAL OF AGGRESSION, MALTREATMENT & TRAUMA

The Trauma Resilient Communities (TRC) Model: A Theoretical Framework for Disrupting Structural Violence and Healing Communities

by Beatriz Vides, Jennifer Middleton, Emily E. Edwards, David McCorkle, Shantel Crosby, Brett A. Loftis & Rebecca Goggin

The impacts of trauma and violence are well documented, calling for trauma-responsive organizations and trauma-resilient communities.

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articles

We Heal Together program to take on issues in East Winston-Salem

We Heal Together Initiative Begins in Winston-Salem

Children and Youth Services Review

“Change is always hard”: A Qualitative Exploration of the Trauma Resilient Communities (TRC) Model Implementation Process within the Context of the Pandemics

JOURNAL OF AGGRESSION, MALTREATMENT & TRAUMA

The Trauma Resilient Communities (TRC) Model: A Theoretical Framework for Disrupting Structural Violence and Healing Communities

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FOX8 News

Winston-Salem nonprofits receive $4 million grant to help at-risk youth

Winston-Salem Journal

Crossnore Gains $4 million Federal Grant for East Winston Initiative

THE CHRONICLE

Crossnore Communities for Children Announces the Receipt of a $258,060 Grant

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

Trauma Resilient Community work advances with key community partners

THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES

Dogwood Health Trust Grant to Support Trauma Resilient Community Project

MAYHURST

A New Training for Every Maryhurst Staff is Reshaping the Way We Do Our Work

SMART START

Raising Resilience WNC

WLKY

More Than a Dozen Local Organizations Undergo Trauma Resilience Training

LOUISVILLEKY.GOV

SAMHSA Trauma Resilient Community Project

WLKY

City Will Use $5 Million Trauma Resilience Grant to Help Families Affected by Trauma

FORSYTH FAMILY

The Center For Trauma Resilient Communities at Crossnore

PACES CONNECTION

Crossnore Announces Opening of Center for Trauma Resilient Communities