Resources for Good – KPJR Films

RESOURCES * FOR GOOD * *

Helpful tools

Listening. Standing. Learning. Amplifying. We see you. We are with you. Become trauma-informed and educate yourself, family, friends, colleagues, and community with helpful information on Adverse Childhood Experiences, intergenerational trauma, and resilience-building.

Library

Play, Dyslexia & Parenting

This library offers a collection of insightful articles exploring the connections between play, dyslexia, and parenting. It provides research-based guidance for parents on supporting children with dyslexia through play, highlighting effective strategies for enhancing learning, communication, and emotional well-being.

Library

RESILIENCE

A KPJR Film examining the emerging science around Toxic Stress and how it negatively alters the brains and bodies of children if left untreated.

About The Film

Facilitator’s Guide to Resilience

Paper Tigers

A KPJR Film capturing the pain, the danger and the hopes of struggling teens–and the teachers armed with new science who are changing their lives for the better.

About The Film

Faith Leaders Guide

ACEs PRIMER

Featuring educational media from PAPER TIGERS and RESILIENCE—two documentaries exploring ACEs and the science of resilience.

Open in Vimeo

The Big Picture

A KPJR Film following the accounts of children, experts and iconic leaders to help clear up the misconceptions about dyslexia and give hope to those who have it.

Dyslexia Resources

ONE CARING ADULT

Positive relationships protect children from high risk behaviors. Sometimes all it takes is #OneCaringAdult to make a difference.

The Heart of The Matter

#BeTheOne Impact Campaign

TELL YOUR STORY

Share your story of the #OneCaringAdult who made a difference in your life. Tell us about the person who stepped up and dared to “#BeTheOne” who positively impacted you, your family and or friends.

You can also submit a personal story about how Paper Tigers, or any of KPJR’s films has impacted you or your community, or how you see a need or solution using trauma-informed practices. These stories will be collected and archived for future use in an impact report or blog forum, and each author will be contacted by email with a permission to use request. No submissions will be made public without the consent of the author.