Supporting and celebrating LGBTQ+ identities through PCEs All children thrive when they have access to the key types of positive childhood experiences (PCEs) we call the Four Building Blocks of HOPE. But, families with LGBTQ2IA+ (LGBTQ+) parents, caregivers, children, and/or…
What community resilience looks like with trauma-informed systems and supports Created by the Center for Community Resilience at the Milken Institute School of Public Health, the Resilience Tree illustrates the relationship between communities with access to equitable, trauma-informed systems and…
Incorporating HOPE during an ACEs screening review These simulation videos present two different deliveries of a physician reviewing the results of an ACEs screening with a parent. One video shows the provider using the HOPE framework when speaking to the…
Create moments of PCEs with this interactive resource The HOPE family activity book contains fun activities for children to play with including word searches, coloring activities, mazes, matching challenges, and many more!
Creating moments of HOPE The HOPE framework helps professionals and organizations actively promote positive childhood experiences (PCEs) for the children, families, and communities they serve. HOPE begins with recognizing, celebrating, and promoting moments of individual and family strengths. This handout…
Reflect on positive aspects of your child’s life This interactive worksheet guides parents and children through the Four Building Blocks of HOPE: relationships, environments, engagement, and emotional growth, and how each Block Building is present in their lives.
How organizational leaders can assess their implementation of HOPE Leadership and supervisor buy-in and support are key for successful implementation of the HOPE framework. Through a collaboration with our HOPE Facilitators, we created this handout that walks leaders and supervisors…
Evidence-based approaches to assess positive childhood experiences (PCEs) Inquiring about strengths, learning proxy measures for resilience, and promoting access to positive childhood experiences (PCEs) are key components of the HOPE framework. There are many evidence-based approaches that providers can use…
Give children memories of positive childhood experiences (PCEs) Children and families have the power to build resilience and celebrate their inner strengths through positive childhood experiences (PCEs), even during difficult times. Here are 10 ways families and professionals can practice…
Promoting positive childhood experiences (PCEs) by sector Research shows that positive childhood experiences (PCEs) help children grow into healthy, resilient adults. The Four Building Blocks of HOPE – relationships, environments, engagement, and emotional growth – are key types of PCEs…