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Childhood and Trauma Pt. 3
Season 6
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Childhood trauma is treatable, especially when there is early intervention. Surgeon General Nadine Burke is championing a program that asks caretakers and health professionals to become aware of children who’ve experienced trauma called Adverse Childhood Experiences, or ACEs. Bonnie and Dr. Denese Shervington discuss the importance of the ACEs program to reduce the impact of childhood trauma.
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Bonnie explores the new thinking at Hope and Heal Fund.
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Jose shares his story with Bonnie and how it influences his work to end gun violence.
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Brian Malte talks about new ideas that show signs of hope for gun violence prevention.
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Bonnie talks with Jennifer Miller Hammel about her programming at Classical KUSC.
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Bonnie talks with Jennifer Miller Hammel about her programming at Classical KUSC.
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Bonnie meets students in the Forensic Science Center at Cal State LA.
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Bonnie talks to Paula Mitchell– Director of the Los Angeles Innocence Project.
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Bonnie continues the conversation with Andrew and his wife Gail about wrongful convictions
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Mike Farrell discusses wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system.
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Mike Farrell discusses wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system.
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Nikkolas Mohammed and Rosemarie Molina discuss their involvement with Creative Resilience.
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Bonnie interviews Creative Resilence musician Quetzal Flores, and artist Danie Cansino.