A resource presented by the Durham Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience Taskforce (DART) to support those who are striving to be more trauma-informed in helping our community
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We’ve put together a collection of assessments, toolkits, and more that can help guide your organization in becoming more trauma-informed.
Upcoming Events
The Violence Prevention Center (VPC) – Spring 2026 Training Series
The Violence Prevention Center (VPC) is pleased to put out their Spring 2026 Training Series. The VPC partnership with South Piedmont AHEC (lead Kelly Blasky) will provide critical skills inContinue reading "The Violence Prevention Center (VPC) – Spring 2026 Training Series"
RECLAIM Gala
Durham, NC United States
Empowered Parents in Community (EPiC) invites you to join them for their RECLAIM (Resisting Erasure, Celebrating Liberation, Advocacy, Identity, and Movement) Gala. This special evening will feature Congresswoman Valerie FousheeContinue reading "RECLAIM Gala"
Keeping the Spark Without Burning Out: Clinical Supervision Series
Available to all levels of supervisors within the field of mental health and substance use treatment: Join the UNC School of Social Work Behavioral Health Springboard for a five-part seriesContinue reading "Keeping the Spark Without Burning Out: Clinical Supervision Series"
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About DART
Durham is a resilient community where all people thrive. DART aims to build upon the strengths of Durham’s communities and systems, advancing an equitable and culturally responsive approach to prevent and respond to toxic stress and trauma.
DART is a collaborative of community members and organizations who bring our mission to life everyday. Meet some members of our taskforce!
Want to share a resource, event, or just chat about the work your organization is doing, with DART?
Email Bridget Nelson at bnelson@dconc.gov. Bridget is the Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience Coordinator at the Durham County Public Health Department.