COVID-19 pandemic coincided with more adult diagnoses related to such trauma, report shows

Lawmakers push for court-ordered counseling

Locking people behind bars and separating them from their families for nonviolent crimes of desperation is not justice. It is vengeance

Dr. Schenike Massie-Lambert of Rutgers Children’s Center for Resilience and Trauma Recovery

A continued look into the negative psychological and physiological effects that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have on individuals.

In this third installment, correspondent Michael Hill explores how death is a pervasive adverse childhood experience (ACE) that afflicts families.

The second installment of the series highlights living conditions in Newark's South Ward district and their impact on children.

In New Jersey, 41 percent of children 17 years old or younger have experienced one or more adverse childhood experiences, and 18 percent have had ...