Black Adverse Childhood Experiences is a campaign that focuses on the unique ACE’s that affect the black population in the United States. There is a large disparity in the number of black people with ACE’s and other ethnicities. With screening tools and learned coping mechanisms we hope to educate and help understand how ACE’s affect people and how they can be prevented.

The B.A.C.E.s Committee, or Black Adverse Childhood Experiences Syndrome Committee, is a dedicated group of professionals and advocates working tirelessly to advance mental health awareness within the black community. Focused on addressing the unique challenges faced by individuals of African descent, this committee aims to shed light on the significant impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and promote understanding and healing.

Committed to education and empowerment, the B.A.C.E.s Committee seeks to educate the public about ACEs specifically within the black community. By taking a more in-depth look at the ACEs scale and its contributing factors, the committee aims to raise awareness and understanding of how childhood adversity can shape mental health outcomes.

Understanding that adverse childhood experiences can have far-reaching effects on individuals' lives, the B.A.C.E.s Committee advocates for a comprehensive approach to mental health within the black community. By addressing the root causes and contributing factors of ACEs, such as systemic racism, poverty, and discrimination, the committee aims to create a more supportive and nurturing environment for black individuals and families.

Through research, community outreach programs, and strategic partnerships, the B.A.C.E.s Committee works to dismantle the stigma surrounding mental health in the black community. By fostering open and honest conversations about ACEs and their impact, the committee strives to create a safe space for individuals to seek help, support, and healing.

The B.A.C.E.s Committee recognizes the urgent need for mental health resources and services tailored specifically to the black community. By advocating for increased access to culturally competent mental health care, the committee aims to ensure that black individuals and families receive the support they need to overcome the challenges posed by adverse childhood experiences.

With a strong commitment to equity and social justice, the B.A.C.E.s Committee stands as a driving force in raising awareness and promoting mental health within the black community. Through their tireless efforts, the committee seeks to empower individuals, families, and communities to heal, thrive, and break the cycle of adverse childhood experiences.