Lead the Fight with
Benjamin Perks
A global perspective on ACEs, child rights, and the power of community action — from one of the world's foremost advocates for children's development, protection, and well-being at UNICEF.
A Global Voice on ACEs & Building Resilient Communities
We are honored to feature Benjamin Perks — Head of Campaigns and Advocacy at UNICEF, leading global advocate for children's development and protection, and author of Trauma Proof. Drawing on more than 25 years of frontline UN experience across Afghanistan, India, the Balkans, and beyond, Benjamin brings a uniquely compelling global perspective to the ACEs movement.
Couldn't join us in person? Now you can watch the full recording of our unforgettable Lead the Fight event with Benjamin Perks. In this inspiring one-hour session, he shares groundbreaking science, practical strategies, and a message of hope for building resilient children, families, and communities.
What Is This Training?
A 1-hour on-demand recording of our Lead the Fight event with Benjamin Perks — exploring ACEs through a global lens, with actionable strategies for breaking the cycle of trauma.
Who Is It For?
Parents, caregivers, educators, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and anyone committed to improving outcomes for children and families in their community.
What Will You Gain?
A global perspective on ACEs, child rights, and evidence-based approaches to prevention — and a renewed sense of hope that change is possible at every level of society.
Learning Objectives
This one-hour training provides a compelling global perspective on ACEs, child rights, and the science of prevention — with evidence-based strategies you can apply across healthcare, education, and community settings.
Lead the Fight with Benjamin Perks
- Full 1-hour keynote recording with Benjamin Perks
- One month of 24/7 on-demand access
- Global perspective on ACEs and child rights
- Science of prevention and caregiver-child attachment
- Evidence-based strategies for community resilience
- Applicable across healthcare, education & community settings
Questions? Contact Center for Child Counseling:
(561) 244-9499 ·
training@centerforchildcounseling.org