Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) Advisory Group

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Advisory Group

This page provides resources and meeting materials for the ACEs Advisory Group. For more information about the Advisory Group or the Ohio ACEs Impact project, please email Becky Carroll (bcarroll@hpio.net). 

Ohio ACEs Impact project

Led by the Health Policy Institute of Ohio and informed by a multi-sector advisory group, this project includes a series of three policy briefs and a resource page to build on and amplify current efforts to address ACEs in Ohio. Exposure to ACEs is a pervasive problem in Ohio and across the nation. Nearly two-thirds of Ohioans have been exposed to an ACE, with more than one-third of Ohioans exposed to two or more ACEs.

In August 2020, HPIO released the first brief in this project, Health impact of ACEs in Ohio, which summarizes current research and provides new analysis on the health impacts of ACEs on Ohioans. The second brief, Economic impact of ACEs in Ohio, released in February 2021, summarizes national research and provides Ohio-specific analysis on healthcare and other costs attributable to ACEs in Ohio. The third brief, A strategic approach to prevent ACEs in Ohio, builds on previous briefs by identifying evidence-informed and cost-effective strategies to prevent and mitigate the impacts of ACEs.

 

View Advisory Group members

 

Advisory group meetings

Thursday, June 20, 2024 at 11:00 AM (online via Zoom)


2023 meetings

Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. (online via Zoom)

 

To see meeting materials from past meetings click here


Completed projects

To see all phases of the project, click here


Resource page


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