COVID-19 Listening Session: Mental Health Discussion
The purpose of this listening session is to raise awareness and destigmatize the topic of mental health among our African American community.
Events
10 events found.
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Supportive Coaching for Parents Supporting Other Parents
Join other parents for a monthly meeting and online gathering to coach and support other parents in any system.
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Embracing Culturally Responsive Programs for Black LGBTQ+ People
This webinar will review evidence-based, culturally responsive programs, followed by a discussion with providers.
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2022 Virtual Mental Health & Wellness Day at the Capitol
Due to COVID-19, the Mental Health and Wellness Day at the Capitol will be held online Thursday, March 10 from 10 – 11 a.m.
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Autoestima: Valoración de Mí Misma con Ana Laura Garza García
Tu autoestima es la primera y más importante de tus relaciones: tiene una relación directa con todas tus relaciones interpersonales.
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NTTAC Event: Words Matter Discussion Series
The Words Matter series engages and opens authentic discussions about the impact of common terminology used in child-serving systems.
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What is a System of Care and How Do MAP Teams Help Families?
This webinar explains the infrastructure of Mississippi's system of care and the laws that tell how it is supposed to function.
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The Shame of Mental Health
Christine Williams will speak on the topic of the shame surrounding mental health on March 10 at the Stronger Hope M.B. Church.
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A Taste of Cafés
The Taste of Café series gives you a preview of Cafés—Be Strong Families' internationally known, structured, small group conversations!
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State and National Initiatives for Transforming Crisis Care Through 988
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will transition its 1-800 number to 988, a new, nationwide three-digit number for suicide response.