Paper Tigers is an intimate look at a year in the life of the students of Lincoln High School, an alternative school that specializes in educating traumatized youth. Set in the rural town of Walla Walla, WA, the film examines the concept of Trauma Informed Communities - a movement that shows great promise in healing youth struggling with the dark legacy of Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACES). 

To see the trailer, click here.  Advisory note:  contains strong language and difficult content that may not be appropriate for young audiences.

Gallatin Early Childhood Community Council,  a community-wide collaborative effort to promote thriving children from birth through aged eight, is  pleased to host the showing of this extraordinary film and subsequent discussions and training in our community.

Gallatin Early Childhood Community Council (ECCC) is one of several core initiatives of Greater Gallatin United Way (GGUW) located in Bozeman, Montana. It is a community-wide collaborative effort to promote thriving children from birth through age eight. Gallatin ECCC provides leadership to community partners with the goal of creating an efficient, effective and comprehensive system of early childhood services in the Greater Gallatin area to ensure that every child has a healthy and enriched beginning.  Gallatin ECCC serves as the Best Beginnings Community Coalition for southwestern Montana and is funded in part by the Montana Children's Trust Fund.