30 Years of the Child Trauma Research Program
CELEBRATE WITH US!
September 24, 2026
5:00 – 7:00 PM
Conversation + Cocktail Reception
UCSF Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building
675 18th St., San Francisco, CA 94107
Deep Roots, Bold Vision:
Charting the Path to Heal Early Childhood Trauma
Founded by Dr. Alicia F. Lieberman in 1996, the Child Trauma Research Program has spent three decades helping young children and their caregivers heal from trauma during the earliest and most vulnerable years of development. The program’s gold-standard treatment is nationally recognized as the best established approach to restore child health, strengthen families, and transform lives across generations.
Join us for an evening to honor CTRP’s extraordinary legacy and envision the next chapter as we continue to expand what is possible to help young children thrive in safe and protective families.
Our Deepest Gratitude to Our Event Co-Chairs
Amy Busch
JaMel Perkins
Lisa S. Pritzker
Ingrid Tauber
Thank you for your RSVP!
For more information about the event, please contact Gina Samson at [email protected].
Thank You to Our Honorary Committee Members
Katie Albright
Pam and Larry Baer
Sandee Blechman and Steve Goldberg
Nadine Burke Harris
Natasha Dolby
Ken Epstein
Rosalind Franklin
Suzanne Giraudo
Jessica Graf
Jen Hamilton
Melanie Horn
Bethany Hornthal
Louise Langheier
Bart Magee
Victoria Mann Simms
Lisa Mennet
Nancy Meyer
Ali Pincus
Susia Sarlo
Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz
Susie Sarlo
Esta Soler
Casey and Doug Wall
Joan Weill
Roger and Ruth Wu
Make a Gift to CTRP
We rely on the collective impact of donors like you to help us develop new treatments, deliver personalized care, and champion the health and well-being of communities near and far.
For more information about funding opportunities, please contact Alyssa Snyder with UCSF Office of University Development and Alumni Relations at [email protected].
Sponsorship Opportunities
Hope Builder – $1,000-5,000
Ensures that families have access to basic needs like diapers and formula.
Healing Partner – $10,000+
Funds study on how trauma influences biology and health during pregnancy and babies’ first year of life.
Family Advocate
$25,000+ funds our work translating research into policies that protect children.
Attachment Champion
$50,000+ trains a postdoctoral fellow in Child-Parent Psychotherapy to grow our mental health workforce.
Angel in the Nursery – $100,000+
Contributes to one year of faculty salary to advance care and research for trauma-exposed children.
Committed Supporter
Any amount provides flexible funding to sustain and strengthen our work where it is needed most.