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2018-2021, Cohort 3

PROMISE for Success: Promoting Resilience and Outreach through Multi-tiered Interventions and Supportive Environments

Home / Projects / PROMISE for Success: Promoting Resilience and Outreach through Multi-tiered Interventions and Supportive Environments

PROMISE is a trauma informed (T-I) and trauma responsive (T-R) community and school intervention to help children in an urban Southeastern Michigan community cope and thrive in the midst of high ACEs, poverty, community violence, premature death and other traumatic- and grief-related circumstances.

A multi-tiered approach will be applied to promote:

  • Safe, supportive environments
  • Shared understanding of trauma impacts, recognizing signs of traumatized individuals, preventing re-traumatization
  • T-R interventions for those experiencing post- or secondary traumatic stress
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Team Members
  • Jessie Kimbrough Marshall, MD, MPH
  • Brenda Averett, MA, LSC, LPC, LSW
  • Polly Gipson Allen, PhD

LocationYpsilanti, Michigan

Focus Areas
  • Early Childhood
  • School-based Health Care
  • Violence & Trauma
Community Impact
  • Collective Compassionate Actions: A Response to the Child Traumas of COVID-19
Resources
  • Channeling Anger to Fight Racism

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