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RGN All-Network Meeting: Stronger Voices, Stronger Minds, Stronger Communities

  • In person and ONLINE at Kellin Foundation 4010 Walker Avenue Greensboro, NC, 27403 United States (map)

The Resilient Guilford Network is an action oriented, trauma resiliency network of systems and collaborative leaders who work together to build and support safe, secure, and nurturing communities. We are committed to using a trauma responsive and racial equity framework to prevent and heal trauma while strengthening individual, organizational, and community resilience across Guilford County. These gatherings offer space to learn, connect, and consider actionable ways we can improve safety, wellness, and belonging for all.

THIS MONTH’S MEETING: Stronger Voices, Stronger Minds, Stronger Communities

Join the Resilient Guilford Network and Guilford Community Care Network (GCCN) for a collaborative conversation focused on cultural responsiveness and equitable access to care.

In recognition of BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, this session will explore how culture, identity, and lived experience influence mental health and well-being. Together, we'll examine ways organizations, providers, and community leaders can strengthen inclusive practices, reduce barriers to support, and build systems that better serve the diverse communities of Guilford County.

Join us as we learn, connect, and identify opportunities to foster stronger voices, stronger minds, and stronger communities.


We hope to see you and please share broadly to those who may be interested in attending. Please email us if you would like to receive reminders about these meeting.


Resilient Guilford action-oriented efforts include:

  • Build awareness of ACES, trauma, and resiliency science

  • Increase coordination and collaboration among local efforts for maximum collective impact

  • Deliver pre-service and in-service training for front-line workers, managers, organizational leaders, faith communities, and community members.

  • Support policy changes and practices that are trauma-responsive.

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