With the School of Public Health moving towards becoming an antiracist institution, it is important to provide SPH community members an opportunity to understand what that really means. In this 60-minute interactive session, participants will learn what antiracism is, how it connects to our mission as a School, and will discuss ways one can begin to approach their work and role within the SPH with an antiracist lens. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome.
Find out more »Participants at the 2022 Virtual Adolescent Health Summer Institute will explore patterns and trends in adolescent mental health, utilize developmental, social-ecological, and intersectional lenses to examine young people’s mental well-being, and consider individual-, population- and systems-level approaches to promote youth mental health. Strategize with caring adults – health and social service providers, mental health professionals, counselors, juvenile justice professionals, teachers and school staff – who help young people sustain and reclaim their mental well-being.
Find out more »Participants at the 2022 Virtual Adolescent Health Summer Institute will explore patterns and trends in adolescent mental health, utilize developmental, social-ecological, and intersectional lenses to examine young people’s mental well-being, and consider individual-, population- and systems-level approaches to promote youth mental health. Strategize with caring adults – health and social service providers, mental health professionals, counselors, juvenile justice professionals, teachers and school staff – who help young people sustain and reclaim their mental well-being.
Find out more »Participants at the 2022 Virtual Adolescent Health Summer Institute will explore patterns and trends in adolescent mental health, utilize developmental, social-ecological, and intersectional lenses to examine young people’s mental well-being, and consider individual-, population- and systems-level approaches to promote youth mental health. Strategize with caring adults – health and social service providers, mental health professionals, counselors, juvenile justice professionals, teachers and school staff – who help young people sustain and reclaim their mental well-being.
Find out more »Participants at the 2022 Virtual Adolescent Health Summer Institute will explore patterns and trends in adolescent mental health, utilize developmental, social-ecological, and intersectional lenses to examine young people’s mental well-being, and consider individual-, population- and systems-level approaches to promote youth mental health. Strategize with caring adults – health and social service providers, mental health professionals, counselors, juvenile justice professionals, teachers and school staff – who help young people sustain and reclaim their mental well-being.
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