Part 2: Navigating Ethical Rules in Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts (Two-Part Series)
Time: 11am PT/ 12pm MT/ 1pm CT/ 2pm ET This is a Public Online Learning Event. More information and the registration are forthcoming.
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TYRC OLE: Strengthening and Sustaining Collaborative Partnerships
Date: September 1, 2022 Time: 11am PT/ 12pm MT/ 1pm CT/ 2pm ET Session Description: This session will focus on how collaborative relationships are sustained in our tribal youth work, including ways in which they can be identified, and how to strengthen them in culturally-informed ways. We will discuss what works well and how our tribal
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TYRC OLE: Affecting Change in Tribal Juvenile Justice Systems by Decolonizing Mental Health Services and Integrating Indigenous Ways of Being
Date: September 7, 2022 Time: 10am PT/ 11am MT/ 12pm CT/ 1pm ET Session Description: The Online Learning Event facilitator will provide resources for Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention (OJJDP) Tribal Youth Program (TYP) and Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts (JHWC) grantees and other Tribal communities to assess the mental health needs of Tribal
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TYRC Online Learning Event: Suicide Prevention – Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) Resource
Date: September 28, 2022 Time: 9:30am PT/ 10:30am MT/ 11:30am CT/ 12:30pm ET Session Description: In this online learning event, participants will be provided with an overview of the Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) that are utilized for suicide prevention. Community readiness for change and how this applies in implementing a EBP will be discussed. Also, an overview
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TYRC Online Learning Event: (1st of a 3 part series) Protecting Our Most Vulnerable – Unsheltered and Runaway Native Youth | April 13, 2023
Session Description: This will be the first of a three-part TYRC Online Learning Event series focused on the needs and current service gaps of unsheltered and runaway Native youth across the country. The three-part series will also provide information on the correlation between unsheltered and runaway Native youth with being at a higher risk of
