Training Opportunities beginning Friday, 7/30

MDH: Suicide Prevention Webinar Series- Shared Risk and Protective Factors

Fri, July 30, 2021

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

Melissa Adolfson is starting this series by introducing Shared Risk and Protective Factors in Suicide Prevention work. The SRPF framework explores root causes to address the larger forces that impact multiple health outcomes. In this webinar, we will examine the concept of SRPF, how it relates to suicide prevention, resources, and a case study on suicide prevention projects undergoing strategic planning and SRPF integration.

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MDH Suicide Prevention Webinar Series: Tribal Communities with Luther Talks

Wed, August 25, 2021

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM EDT

Luther C. Talks will be presenting on celebrations throughout tribal communities, barriers and recommendations for suicide prevention measures, risk and protective factors, and exploring the data of tribal communities in regards to suicide prevention. Please join us as we explore what suicide prevention in tribal communities entail.

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MDH – Change the Narrative on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

Wed, September 15, 2021

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM EDT

Kelly Felton will be presenting on Suicide Prevention Month in this special two hour session to Change the Narrative on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention. In this interactive session, we will have a conversation about the different feelings, beliefs, and attitudes talking about mental health and suicide. Participants will leave with an understanding about the importance of language, be able to identify risk and protective factors, and be empowered to respond to people in distress.

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Join Terrelle Wilson, a Western Tech Adjunct Presenter and local business owner for the three part webinar series:

Diversity Digital Discovery Series

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8/5/21

Recognizing Unconscious Bias and Knowing Your Culture-What is unconscious bias? How do we begin to recognize our own biases and what can we begin to do in regard to their potential impact? How does our own culture and norms create these biases? What can we do once we are aware of our own biases? Unconscious bias is something we all have and in this session viewers will explore the dynamics of bias and help to understand the process forward with more clarity.

8/12/2021

Race and Racism-In this one-hour session, viewers will explore how the history of race has shaped what today’s culture accepts as racist ideas and beliefs. Through this exploration, viewers will be challenged to consider cultural norms that contribute to modern day views on racism in America. By understanding these influences, participants can explore what is needed for cultures to shift from racist to anti-racist beliefs and practices.

8/19/21

Diversity and Cultural Awareness-As the demographic of our community continues to evolve, it is fundamental to the growth and sustainability of our businesses, that we work together to create an inclusive environment that recognizes and engages all individuals. This session will explore the idea of privilege as it relates to the variety of experiences in a culture and reflect on key concepts in supporting and connecting diversity, culture, and race.