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Dear MSUNER community,
The flyer above is to promote the campus talk by Dr. Ebony McGee, titled "Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Education Stifles Innovation” on Wednesday April 28th beginning at 1:30pm. We would like to promote this joint CSAM/CEHS event widely throughout the campus, and invite students, faculty and staff, STEM teachers in our MSU partner districts (and their students), and other members of the extended campus community to attend this exciting event.
Pre-registration is required for this Zoom event at: http://bit.ly/Noyce21
Participants must be registered in order to attend the live talk or view the recording for one month afterward, but registration is open to the public. Please feel free to distribute this information widely.
Sincerely,
Dr. Doug Larkin and Dr. Sandra Adams

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You are invited to attend:

 

NJ Spotlight News Virtual Roundtable:

Adverse Childhood Experiences: Inside New Jersey's New Plan to Address a Perennial Harm

 

Thursday, March 11, 2020 from 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM

Online via teleconferencing

 

This will be an online event only. Please register to have a teleconferencing link emailed to you Thursday, 3/11, at 3pm with a repeat send at 4pm.


Last month New Jersey unveiled a unique action plan to help families and communities protect against and heal from the effects of adverse childhood experiences that can cause harm to individuals and families for generations. After a year of living under intense pandemic pressures, the need has likely never been so great.

Adverse Childhood Experiences, or ACEs, impact four of ten youngsters in New Jersey across racial and economic lines according to a 2019 report. These traumas – such as abuse, poverty, and parental incarceration – can lead to chronic health issues like alcoholism and cancer, struggles in school and with law enforcement, and even premature death.

COVID-19 has exacerbated the scale and breadth of childhood traumas. The sickness, death, isolation, and economic decline associated with the coronavirus outbreak have harmed scores of families in New Jersey and across the nation. Disruptions to normal school routines have worsened the effect of ACEs and experts agree increased harm to children and youth is already perceptible.

Please join NJ Spotlight News on Thursday, March 11, at 4pm for a virtual roundtable with a panel of policy leaders, clinical experts, and front-line advocates to examine how COVID-19 is amplifying childhood trauma, New Jersey’s innovative, grass-roots approach to addressing ACEs, and how we can all play a role in the state’s action plan.

 

Panelists:

Arturo Brito, MD, MPH, Executive Director, The Nicholson Foundation

Dave Ellis, Executive Director, Office of Resilience, New Jersey Department of Children and Families

Ashanti D. Jones, MSW, Community Engagement Manager, New Jersey Institute for Social Justice

Additional panelist to be announced.

 

Moderator:

Lilo H. Stainton, NJ Spotlight News Health Care Writer

 

Sponsor:

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