Please listen to two of our best – @aditisrivastav in research and @mrshirley in training – as they discuss our own Empower Action Model and what it can mean for communities.
@aditisrivastav Not only did you have 200 donors, you outraised every other candidate in your race. That’s quite the feat for a first time candidate building her network. Definitely speaks volumes to your leadership and that we’re ready for something new!
Thank you to @AntonJGunn for delivering such an informative, inspirational and motivational keynote address for #BuildingHopeSC attendees. We hope to carry these lessons to #ANewWayForward for increased success and a diverse culture that will positively impact children's lives.
The @ChildrensTrustS Building Hope for Children Conference takes place March 23-25, virtually, for child-serving professionals. One keynote speaker is
@AntonJGunn health care expert and leading authority on socially conscious leadership. #BuildingHopeSC https://t.co/beTkf48D4L
I’m excited to share my candidacy for Columbia City Council At Large. With my unique expertise & experience in public health, I am ready to ensure Columbia comes out of this pandemic stronger & more vibrant than ever.
Head over to my website to learn more.
#aditiforthecity
Here's a salute to @ResilientSC and their counterparts in Oconee and Marlboro counties for their coalitions that are working toward preventing child maltreatment and building resilience and well-being for families in their communities. https://t.co/aRRtBCcS59
Proud to lead the Building Hope for Children Conference team through these unprecedented times. We will have our first ever virtual conference next year! Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details.
The Building Hope for Children Conference is moving to an online platform. Please mark March 23-25, 2021 on your calendars for three half-days on innovative ways to prevent child abuse and neglect and build protective factors. @SC_DSS@molinahealth https://t.co/lvCAYoCbaN
"Prevention is possible. It is not that this is the inevitable outcome for our kids and families. We want better for our kids and families than what we experienced."
-Dr. Melissa T. Merrick, President and CEO of @PCAAmerica at #MHACONF20
"Primary prevention is trying to stop child abuse and neglect BEFORE it happens...and this is really going to take all of us working together across sector to not just tack on the word prevention...but to invest in upstream solutions." --Dr. Melissa Merrick #MHACONF20
Dr. Merrick: "We all have a role to play in the betterment of children...the definition of public health is: what we as a society do collectively to assure that everyone can be healthy. We must have a narrative shift." #MHACONF20
"I think what we're seeing more than anything else is that prevention is more important now than ever." Dr. Melissa Merrick of @PCAAmerica explains how the times we're living in effects children and their health needs. #MHAConf20@MentalHealthAm