ACE Resource Network's 'Together in Healing' Campaign Brings Hope to Sacramento

The 'Together in Healing' campaign, initiated by the ACE Resource Network in February, is a beacon of hope for the Sacramento community grappling with the effects of childhood trauma. This comprehensive initiative is designed to build resilience and provide essential resources and support to those in need. By utilizing billboards, bus stops, and bus tails across Sacramento County, the campaign disseminates messages of healing and hope, effectively reaching a wide audience.

In an innovative approach to spread its message further, the campaign has collaborated with Bloggin' Mamas to engage bloggers and influencers across the nation. This partnership aims to amplify the campaign's reach and impact, encouraging a broader conversation about healing from childhood trauma. The upcoming Instagram Live session with Dr. Edith Shiro, a celebrated psychologist and trauma specialist, on April 4, 2024, offers a unique opportunity for community engagement. Participants will have the chance to interact with Dr. Shiro, pose questions, and gain insights into trauma and healing, with copies of her book being given away during the event.

Further enriching the campaign's offerings, an influencer video campaign set to launch later this month will feature personal stories and resources aimed at educating and inspiring individuals on their healing journey. The campaign will conclude with a 'Coffee Con Conchas' event on May 2nd at Vizcaya Sacramento, where attendees can partake in stress-reducing activities and learn coping mechanisms to overcome childhood adversity.

Joy Thomas, Director of Communications and Community Engagement for ACE Resource Network, emphasizes the campaign's goal to foster dialogue and connect individuals with the resources needed to address the impacts of childhood trauma. The 'Together in Healing' campaign represents a critical step forward in addressing the pervasive issue of childhood trauma, offering tangible support and hope to those affected in the Sacramento community and beyond.