California Department of Public Health resource on positive childhood experiences
California Department of Public Health resource on positive childhood experiences
Video: Spreading the HOPE framework across Michigan
Children Trust Michigan created a video that highlights their incredible work spreading the HOPE framework across Michigan.
Animated video on positive childhood experiences and the HOPE framework
The TeEACH Centre created an animated video on the importance of promoting positive childhood experiences using the HOPE framework.
The New York Times feature: Healing childhood trauma with the HOPE framework
The NYT published an article on the HOPE framework and the protective factors of positive childhood experiences.
Milestone reached: HOPE National Resource Center trains 100,000 individuals
The HOPE National Resource Center has now trained 100,000 workshop participants and led over 550 workshops across all 50 U.S. states.
Request for Applications (RFA): 2026 HOPE Innovation Network (HIN) Project
Organizations implementing the HOPE framework or are ready to begin doing so are encouraged to apply for the 2025 HIN Project.
New publication outlines a Positive Deviance approach to increase positive peer relationships among youth
The research team used a Positive Deviance approach to conduct a quality improvement project at BGCM’s Asbury Park location in New Jersey.
CDC awards the HOPE National Resource Center a $1.4 million, 3-year research grant looking into the impact of PFML on PCEs and ACEs
This research study will broaden the knowledge of positive childhood experiences within the context of PMFL policies in multiple states.
Past HOPE student interns speak on why the HOPE framework matters in their future careers
Three aspiring students reflect on how their internship experience on the HOPE framework has shaped their career outlook.
HOPE research links $216 billion of economic value to positive childhood experiences in four states
The HOPE research team found that positive childhood experiences were associated with $3.1 billion in lower medical spending costs and $212.8 billion in additional healthy life years.