We protect children from the ACEs
(Adverse Childhood Experiences)
that cause shorter, sicker lives.
Do you or your children have ACEs?
What are aces?
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), as defined by the Centers for Disease Control, are ten childhood traumas that include all forms of child abuse, neglect, and domestic violence. They are such profound traumas that they predispose children to a lifetime of poorer physical, mental, social and financial health.
Our Campaigns
Part of preventing ACEs is passing good laws that protect children. Right now, it is perfectly legal for pedophiles to practice on lifelike child sex dolls, and in situations when a safe, non abusive parent and an abusive parent are in family court, the judge is more likely to award custody to the abuser. This needs to change. Please get involved.

Don’t confuse Domestic Violence with “He-said-she-said”
Family Court uses the ACE Study to protect a child
Who are the Domestic Violence Experts?
The best interests of the child
Adverse Childhood Experiences Are Linked to Juvenile Justice System Contact, Columbia Review Shows
Believe Victims if We Want to End Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Early warning signs of Domestic Violence
How the Family Court’s purpose to protect children became inverted
Menu for the holidays: turkey, ham, and…elephant?
Domestic Violence is a gendered crime
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Early warning signs of Domestic Violence
Are there early warning signs of domestic violence? What early signs tell the difference between charisma and real character?
Research Roundup December 2020
Adverse Childhood Experiences were associated with functional limitations and dementia in two studies of older Japanese adults
How the Family Court’s purpose to protect children became inverted
How three decades of history are driving family courts throughout the West to make consistently irrational and dangerous decisions.
Menu for the holidays: turkey, ham, and…elephant?
Holidays for abuse survivors: it is not your job to swallow the truth elephant just to make your family feel comfortable.
How you can benefit from taking the ACE Test
Take the ACE Test, benefit from getting your ACE Score and start personal discovery, and better mental, and physical health.
Domestic Violence is a gendered crime
Domestic Violence is a gendered crime and we treat it as such. Some people, mostly men, disagree with our approach. Here is our response.
One Child Is Too Many
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