If you are looking for a book that will warm you up, this one may well make your blood boil. @lokiscottishrap has hit every nail squarely on the head. An absolute must for anyone who feels there is an intentional status quo of inequality in Britain. – at Mansfield, England
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I’ve had a front row seat to witness Kamala Harris be a champion for vulnerable children and families. She helped us start the Center for Youth Wellness and created the Bureau of Children’s Justice as CA Attorney General. I deeply believe she is the leader we need right now.
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My first speech as a Member of Parliament. I talked about the need to reform our children’s social care system, the wonderful people of Whitehaven & Workington and the need grow our economy through boosting clean power, especially new nuclear.
Feedback from today's training. If you'd like information on getting training for your team in #trauma and & #ACES get in touch
adversechildhoodexperiences.… – at Wilsden, England
#bbcqt according to Google
The murder rate in Rwanda is three times higher than in the UK. According to international data collated by the United Nations, 472 intentional homicides in 2020 — a rate of 3.59 per 100,000 of their population. The rate in England and Wales was 1.1.
A small sample of today's feedback. Training a college pastoral team in beautiful #Cumbria
Find out about our training in #trauma adversechildhoodexperiences.… – at Wilsden, England
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Art based mental health support for primary and secondary schools in #bradford #schools #mentalhealth
Children in care are a comodity for fat cat companies.
Haven't they suffered enough?
Where is the compassion?
The sad irony is, that as a result, less money is spent on the interventions which will prevent other children going into care.
#aces #trauma
theguardian.com/society/2024…
Working with Art helps children with #ACES to open up about their world. This piece was by an 8 year old, now settled in a new home.
Love this so much
Children in care are stiill children
youtube.com/watch?v=CRWsuuZT…
Loving the Diary of a CEO Podcast by @StevenBartlett
A few years behind, and only on episode 14 but such a thought provoking listen.
Today's thought - I should be more afraid of living, and not making the difference I want to, than of dying.
That's a really interesting angle, I wonder if the basic survival instinct kicks in and prevents disaster in the moment, but later in life when things are 'safer' the trauma kicks back. – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England












