Dana Brown
Community Organizer, Trauma-Resilient Professional, TREC Pioneer, and PACEs Science Statewide Facilitator
Biography
Dana Brown is a seasoned inner-city community organizer and leader who has founded multiple youth leadership groups across elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as in an inner-city Police Division in partnership with the Juvenile Services Team. She serves as the PACEs (Positive & Adverse Childhood Experiences) Science Statewide Facilitator with TREC and Organizational Liaison with PACEs Connection. Dana was involved in the first iterations of the Trauma-Resilient Educational Communities (TREC) Model that supports schools in the Learn4Life network and social service fields. She has facilitated over 350 cross-sector training sessions statewide and across the country. Dana passionately advocates for humanizing our work and living spaces through equity-focused, healing-centered, and trauma-resilient transformative practices, and sustainable systems-change, and has impacted over 10,000 individuals.
Dana Brown
Community Organizer, Trauma-Resilient Professional, TREC Pioneer, and PACEs Science Statewide Facilitator
Personal Statement
Hi there! I'm Dana. Working as an inner-city community organizer for over 25 years, I'm passionate about integrating PACEs Science individually, organizationally, and collectively. Having facilitated training across sectors locally, regionally, and nationally for several years, I'm humbly honored to support thousands of individuals deepening their knowledge and practical applications of PACEs Science where they live, work, pray, and play. I'm grateful to support your healing-centered journey and am very excited to learn from, share with, and engage together as we humanize our spaces together.