London ACEs Hub

In moving beyond ACE-awareness to ACE-responsivity, an awareness of how ACEs and trauma manifest in the everyday lives of people, is crucial.

Thank you, Winston Goode for your reminder in this post, which although through a different lens in this instance, echoes our Racial Justice work and declaration that Racism is a Public Health concern.

We must continue to name and claim, so that we can reframe and make change.

Did you know we have a YouTube channel?

Please follow us there and engage with our range of recorded webinars.

Also follow us here, to be first to know of forthcoming live webinars, the next one being related to Emotionally Based School Avoidance.
It’s sure to be popular and if you join live, you can engage with our expert panel members.

We would love to add you to the map!

Are you a London-based organisation, working with people who are experiencing or have experienced adverse childhood experiences?

Within our network, we are on a quest to spread seeds and connect dots, in making London (and beyond) ACE-aware and ACE-responsive.

Contact us via our website or DM us here.







https://www.londonaceshub.org/trauma-informed-london

Intersectionality is crucial to understanding the impact and prevention of ACEs. Kimberlé Crenshaw will be in town on 23 May! An opportunity to hear directly from the originator of intersectionality theory, in conversation with Afua Hirsch and introduced by Thandiwe Newton.

Kimberlé Crenshaw: Backtalker | Southbank Centre The originator of intersectionality theory tells the story of justice and power in the US, in conversation with Afua Hirsch and introduced by Thandiwe Newton.

We are grateful to have CCJS as an ongoing supporter of the LAH, sharing strong values of justice and fairness. Check their upcoming hybrid event on race and prisons, and learn more about their work and commitments over the years - change makers!

All talk, no action? | Centre for Crime and Justice Studies 03 Jun In-person in London and online via Zoom 3 June 2026, 18:00 - 19:00 The persistent problem of racism in criminal justice Scarcely a week goes by without someone, somewhere talking about the importance of tackling racism in prisons, and the wider justice system. Whether it is the politician in....

Fab initiative and buffer to help children navigate the ACE of parental prison absence - https://www.storybookdads.org.uk/
They also work with Mums and a small number of Secure Training Centres and Secure Hospitals.
Thanx to our lovely LAH co-founder, Roger, for sharing it with us!
We are one community 💟

Storybook Dads At Storybook Dads, we help parents in prison to record bedtime stories and messages for their children as audio or video. For many families, these stories are a lifeline, helping to heal rifts and build vital family relationships. It shows the children they are loved and missed. It helps prisoners t...

Thanx to everyone who attended our fab webinar in partnership with The For Baby's Sake Trust. Amanda and Judith were truly inspiring speakers, addressing the challenges and compassionate ways to break harmful cycles of domestic abuse, working with both parents! 💜 And Jonathon was a wonderful facilitator, holding the space with care and bringing his valuable insights as a GP. We will make the recording available soon - follow the LAH for updates and more :)

Join us this evening! Decompress from election day with our inspiring speakers 🥰
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/changing-conversations-the-impact-of-domestic-abuse-on-babies-and-children-tickets-1986168332950