Resilient Georgia is working on its 2026 PACEs Report Card
Intern Jordan Ricketts and partner Grace Morrow have worked on the report card and data profiles on childhood experiences across Georgia.
Resilient Georgia met over lunch with intern Jordan Ricketts, a doctoral student at Georgia State University, and partner Grace Morrow. The group has worked with them on its PACEs Report Card and data profiles, which help communities understand data on positive and adverse childhood experiences across Georgia. Resilient Georgia is now working on the 2026 PACEs Report Card.
From Resilient Georgia· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“We loved catching up over lunch with Resilient Georgia’s fabulous intern and Doctoral Student at @georgiastateuniversity, Jordan Ricketts, as well as our wonderful partner Grace Morrow from the @georgiadph. It’s been a pleasure working together on Resilient Georgia’s PACEs Report Card and data profiles, which help communities better understand the data around positive and adverse childhood experiences across Georgia. We’re already hard at work on the 2026 PACEs Report Card and look forward to sharing more in the months ahead. Grateful for smart, dedicated partners who make this work possible! #resilient #resiliency #resilience #mentalhealth #youthmentalhealth #behavioralhealth #resilientgeorgia”
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