Iowa ACEs 360 works collaboratively with organizations, systems, and communities to infuse knowledge of ACEs and trauma-informed, healing-centered principles into policies and practices. An intentional focus on new approaches can create the conditions for healing and well-being among staff and those who engage in services.

​Read an example of infusing trauma-informed supervision into a state department. Contact us to discuss how we can partner.  

The Qualitative Difference: How Technical Assistance Enhances Organizations
Interviews with three organizations in 2018 analyzed how technical assistance impacted nonprofit organizations, each at different stages of applying trauma-informed, healing-centered practices. This wonderful write up was completed by Armeda Wojciak, assistant professor at the University of Iowa. 

"I was excited to participate in the TA project, because I was able to learn from different groups how they used some of the technical assistance and about their amazing work. Each organization was fundamentally different, but still was able to apply the assistance they received to implement trauma informed work beautifully and meaningfully to serve those they work with," -Armeda Wojciak