ALT Graphic with navy blue background and red, orange, and blue geometric borders along the top and bottom edge. In the middle, white and orange text reads, "Native American Heritage Month." Below that is the CAL STAR Network logo.

ALT Infographic titled, "Interested in conducting stress research?" Text reads, "Join the CAL STAR Network's Research Training Program to gain expertise in stress, health, and resilience research through comprehensive training in current research topics and methods. Virtual webinars every other Thursday, 9am PT beginning October 12, 2023. Apply now!" Navy blue background with pink, teal, blue, and yellow accents, as well as the CAL STAR Network logo.

ALT Infographic with title “Conducting Research in Stress, Health, & Resilience: Training Program for Researchers.” A text box lists some course content, which includes: common stress, health, and resilience theories, terminology, and the current state of research in a variety of areas within the discipline; biological and psychological stress processes, and how they “get under the skin” to affect health & wellbeing over the lifespan; and basic knowledge and skills needed to conduct methodologically rigorous research on stress, health, and resilience. Webinar every Thursday at 9 AM Pacific Time beginning October 12, 2023. Graphic is navy blue with accents of bright blue, aqua, orange, and yellow. The CAL STAR Network logo is on the bottom.

ALT Blue rectangle in the middle has white text reading, "Disability Pride Month." Around the rectangle are graphic art illustrations of a diverse array of disabled people, including those using a probing cane, walkers, crutches, wheelchairs, American Sign Language, prosthetics, a service dog, and ear defenders while participating in daily activities. Background is beige, and the CAL STAR Network Logo is in the upper right corner.

ALT Yellow text reading "Happy Juneteenth" on a navy blue background. There are red, yellow, and green accents, as well as a graphic of a fist and a yellow, red, and green circle. The CAL STAR logo is in one corner.

ALT Navy blue background with white text reading, "This month, we stand up for the rights of LGBTQ+ people because, while there is lots to celebrate, there is still work to do." Text boxes below read, "Over 45% of LGBTQ youth—and more than half of trans and nonbinary youth—seriously considered attempting suicide in 2022. (Trevor Project). In CA, LGBTQ youth are disproportionately likely to experience homelessness, making up 1/4 of all middle or high school students reporting housing instability. (Williams Institute)." At the bottom, there is another text box titled "Get Involved!" that has the following bullet points: "Write letters to your representatives; mentor LGBTQ+ youth in your community; stick up for individuals—make people feel safe and comfortable in your community; volunteer at/donate to your local LGBTQ+ community center, the Trevor Project, etc."

ALT Navy blue background with white text reading, "This month, we celebrate community, love, authenticity, self-discovery, and, above all, resilience." Digital art graphics of people are above the text, including: a white woman with black hair wrapping her arm around a Black woman with black hair, who is holding their baby; a femme and a masc trans person, both with brown skin, waving a trans pride flag; a tan woman with pink space buns sitting in a wheelchair and holding a lesbian pride flag and a poster with interlocking female gender pictograms; two light tan men embracing and holding their cat; three people wearing asexual pride flag clothing; a hijabi woman using arm crutches and wearing pansexual pride colors; three people holding up a bisexual pride flag; and an androgynous person with blue hair waving a pride flag and wearing a tank top that says "love."

ALT Blue background with white text reading, "This month, we honor LGBTQ+ elders who risked everything through their activism. Without them, there would be no Pride." Below is a graphic of rainbow fists, followed by a text box reading, "Pride Month marks the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall Uprising. At the Stonewall Inn, LGBTQ+ folks—led by trans women of color, drag queens, butch lesbians, and homeless young people—fought against police brutality and defended one of the few gathering places for lower income, racially diverse, and less socially connected LGBTQ+ folks. While not the first or last protest of its kind, it galvanized the LGBTQ+ rights movement for decades to come."

ALT Rainbow, pink, blue, brown, and black text reading "pride month." White text on blue background reading "A time for remembrance, celebration, and building a better future." There is a wavy rainbow brush stroke on the bottom, as well as the CAL STAR Network logo.

ALT Graphic titled, "American Psychosomatic Society 80th Annual Scientific Meeting." 5 photos show a blonde white woman, a brunette white woman, and an asian woman presenting posters and slide shows at a conference. Graphic includes CAL STAR Network logo.

ALT Graphic reads, "Black Health and Happiness Matters Every Month of the Year" in white text on blue background. Above is an illustration of clasped brown and white hands, and below is the CAL STAR Network logo.

ALT Science highlight of journal article titled: "Adverse childhood experiences, diabetes and associated conditions, preventive care practices and health care access: A population-based study." ACEs are associated with 1) poorer access to care, 2) less diabetes prevention care, and 3) greater risk of stroke/heart attack in diabetics.

ALT Coral pink graphic titled “Interested in being a content expert?” Text reads: “Earn $500 per topic covered for the CAL STAR Network Research Training Program! Role involves developing 50-minute lecture slide deck and script on theory of stress, health, or resilience and creating a 3-page handout with key concepts. Requirements are expertise in stress, health, resilience, or stress research, current or recently enrolled Master's/PhD/PsyD/MD student, and US citizenship or permanent residency. Application due 12/16." Illustration of 3 people working on a slideshow in upper left and CAL STAR Network logo in bottom right.

ALT Navy blue graphic titled "Announcing CAL STAR Network's Content Expert Program." Text reads: "Responsibilities include developing 50-minute lecture slide deck and script on theory of stress, health, or resilience and creating a 3-page handout with key concepts. Requirements are expertise in stress, health, resilience, and/or stress-related research, Master's/PhD/PsyD/MD student (or recent grad), must be US citizen or permanent resident for $500 payment. Get more info and apply below by 12/16." Binder-clipped paper graphic over yellow dot contains text: "We are looking for graduate students who have expertise in theories central to stress, health, and resilience, and/or conducting stress related research to provide content expertise to the CAL STAR Network as it develops a Research Training Program." CAL STAR Network logo in bottom right corner.

ALT Same man is presenting to masked audience members seated around u-shaped table. Text: "Hosted by UCLA, this event brought together the primary investigators supervising each of the 7 ACEs-focused projects funded by CIAPM so that they could present their work and learn from one another.” Beige background with blue and pink accents.

ALT Same man in navy suit is mid-presentation at wooden lectern, with slide outlying CAL STAR Network goals. Text: "CAL STAR Network's Lead PI Dr. George Slavich spoke to symposium attendees about the goals and progress of the CAL STAR Network and the Stress & Resilience study." Beige background with blue and pink accents.

ALT White man in navy suit holds slideshow clicker next to wooden podium in front of colorful CIAPM sign. Title text reads, "CIAPM ACEs Symposium Event Recap." CIAPM and CAL STAR Network logos included, as well blue, beige, and pink accents.

ALT Blue graphic titled "Introducing Anna Ginther, Executive Director." On the left, there is a picture of a smiling blonde, blue-eyed woman. On the right, there is text reading "MPH / MSW Student, UCLA. BA (Integrative Biology and Anthropology), UC Berkeley" and "We are so lucky to have Anna contributing her passion for strengths-based, community-centered approaches to ACE and violence prevention to the CAL STAR team."

ALT Infographic slide one with title "What is Trauma-Informed Care (TIC)?" in dark blue text on yellow speech bubble. Below is dark blue speech bubble with white text reading, "Trauma-informed care acknowledges the need to understand a patient's life experiences in order to deliver effective care and has the potential to improve patient engagement, treatment adherence, health outcomes, and provider and staff wellness." Quote from "Key Ingredients for Successful Trauma-Informed Care Implementation," a Center for Health Care Strategies white paper.

ALT Infographic slide 2, titled "What Strategies Are Used in TIC?" in dark blue text on yellow speech bubble. The first strategy, represented by a magnifying glass icon, is recognizing prevalence of trauma. The second, shown with a brain icon, is understanding effects on health/behavior. The third, written under a book icon, is training on best practices for all staff. The fourth, which has a checklist icon, is creating practices, policies, and systems with trauma in mind. The fifth has an icon of grasping hands and is avoiding re-traumatizing through non-judgmental support. Information from ACEs Aware page on Trauma-Informed Care.

ALT Infographic slide 3, titled "How Do I Find TIC Providers?" in dark blue text over yellow speech bubble. The following tips are listed in white text on dark blue rectangles. Look up "trauma informed [medical specialty] [your city]." Look for trauma-informed organizations with associated clinics, like UCSF Center to Advance Trauma Informed Health Care. Consider the California Health Homes Program if eligible. Ask for recommendations from current providers or forums like PACEs Connection.

ALT Infographic slide 4, titled "How Can I Learn More About TIC?" in dark blue text over yellow speech bubble. The logo for the ACEs Aware organization is beside the text, "Read their educational 'ACE Fundamentals' pages, which have info on trauma-informed care." The logo for The National Child Traumatic Stress Network is beside the text, "Find info and resources under 'Trauma-Informed Care.'" Lastly, the UCSF Center to Advance Trauma Informed Health Care is beside the text, "Explore info on trauma on the Why Trauma page and on TIC on the Our Vision page."

ALT Infographic title slide with "Tips for Finding Trauma-Informed Healthcare Providers" in yellow text on dark blue text bubble over bright blue background. CAL STAR Network logo is dark blue and white with three stars and reads, "California Stress, Trauma, and Resilience Network."