Exploring how medical specialty camps may foster PCEs for children and youth with special healthcare needs In partnership with SeriousFun, the HOPE National Resource Center will explore how medical specialty camps may foster positive childhood experiences (PCEs) for children and…
Applying the CFIR framework to real world cases. The HOPE framework is implemented by organizations nationwide to meet the needs of their local context. This paper applies the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) to four real-world cases: Tufts Pediatrics,…
Using the Positive Deviance approach in community-based settings Positive childhood experiences (PCEs), including supportive peer relationships, are crucial for optimal adult health and socioeconomic outcomes. As part of a broader initiative to address trauma in youth, we conducted a quality…
Studying the impact of PFML policies on ACEs and PCEs With support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and in collaboration with partners at Boston University, the HOPE National Resource Center is conducting a 3-year study to…
Reviewing how positive experiences build resilience and well-being in blended families This scoping review explores relational factors that support positive outcomes for children in blended families – families formed when one or both partners bring children from previous relationships into…