The NC Trauma-Informed Communities (TIC) Project is a resource for community members, community coalitions, and service system providers who wish to engage more effectively in systems- and practice change to bring a traumainformed, equity-focused, and healing-centered approach to communities in NC.
We create space for leaning into shared values, learning and unlearning, building authentic relationships, and sharing knowledge to overcome barriers to change. We invite you to join our learning community and connect with others aligned in this important work.
The TIC Project is a collaboration of the Center for Child and Family Health (CCFH), Duke University School of Medicine’s Trauma-Focused Team, and Community Organizing for Racial Equity (CORE). Funding for this work is provided through the NC Division of Child & Family Well-Being.
