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All roads lead to resilience!

What does this mean?

The Children's Resilience Initiative™ (CRI) of Walla Walla is building the community's capacity to strengthen families. While ACEs -- adverse childhood experiences -- are devastating to one’s health, CRI has created a model of our community's services and roads to follow to build resilience. We are striving to help those affected and to prevent more ACES in our community. Resilience counters the damaging health effects of ACES.This site will show you how to follow the roads and build a thriving community.

Learn more about ACEs: English | Spanish

(Read this first!) Because Resilience Trumps ACEs™, calculate your resilience score first, then find out your ACEs score, What does this mean?
*Spanish/Espanol: Cuál es mi Puntuación de Experiencias Infantiles Adversas (ACE)?

Scroll through the ACEs by clicking on the arrows. Click on the ACE cards themselves to learn more about each ACE

Breaking the family cycle of ACEs -- what you can do:

Promote resilience and protective factors road map in your workplace or business
Organize a Roadmap of Resilience neighborhood discussion group
Focus on keeping kids connected to school
Talk to our community leaders about an education levy to integrate ACEs & resilience education in our schools to help parents and students!

"We have the power to intervene and lead our community and society in a healthy response to ACEs and build resilience. Time doesn’t just heal , people just don’t get over things”.
- Vincent Felitti MD ACEs Research Pioneer

For a great online course in ACEs and Resilience, prepared by the Family Policy
Council, click here. You’ll be able to move through the three- hour course at your own pace as you learn what we can do as a community to reduce the impact of ACEs.

All roads lead to resilience!

What does this mean?

Breaking the family cycle of ACEs -- what you can do:

For a great online course in ACEs and Resilience, prepared by the Family Policy Council, click here. You’ll be able to move through the three- hour course at your own pace as you learn what we can do as a community to reduce the impact of ACEs.

For a great online course in ACEs and Resilience, prepared by the Family Policy
Council, click here. You’ll be able to move through the three- hour course at your own pace as you learn what we can do as a community to reduce the impact of ACEs.