Strong Brain Institute to discuss 'community resilience' in upcoming presentation

In her presentation, Roberts will describe how her organization and its partners are helping move the Appalachian Highlands toward a more resilient future by mitigating ACEs (adverse childhood experiences) in a multigenerational, cross-sector collaborative way because the work cannot be done alone. The Northeast Tennessee Trauma-Responsive Care Network uses a “Collective Impact Model” to address the heart of this complex social issue and requires a wide array of partners and people to work together to achieve success.

Recordings of previous sessions in the Resilience Presentation Series are available on the SBI YouTube channel, which may be accessed by visiting the Strong BRAIN Institute website, etsu.edu/institute/strong-brain/, and clicking the Resources tab.

For more information, email Lisa Favre Clark at clarklf@etsu.edu.