This will be the second of a TYRC Online Learning Event series focused on the needs and current service gaps of unsheltered and runaway Native youth across the country. During […]
Facilitators: Ashley Anderson, Erin Thin Elk, Kristina Pacheco, Tribal Youth Resource Center Description: The presenters in this online learning event will explore the Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court phases. The […]
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Facilitators: Grace Carson, Tribal Law and Policy Institute, Chris Cuestas & Pat Sekaquaptewa, Tribal Youth Resource Center Description: Join us to explore the vital aspects of Intergovernmental Agreements (IGAs) supporting […]
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Facilitators: Amy Foster Wolferman & Maegan Rides At The Door, National Native Childrens Trauma Center Description: This webinar will overview a youth curriculum designed for middle school and high school-aged […]
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Description: Join us to explore the diverse screening and assessment approaches in JHW Courts and Programs with a focus on culture. Explore how these tools are used for various needs […]
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Description: Attendees will explore how effective, comprehensive case management contributes to healing in JHW Courts and Programs while comparing traditional methods of Tribal Juvenile Court Probation with modern reforms and […]
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Description: In this training, we covered what a Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court or program is and Tribal Council participation in the JHWC Steering Committee, highlighting how this knowledge fosters […]
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This online learning event will examine the role in which historical trauma and adverse childhood experiences contribute to substance addiction and high risk behavior in Native youth. Further, this session […]
Many people have learned about the landmark Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study and its results demonstrating the link between ACEs and poor mental health and health outcomes. After hearing about […]
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