Description
State and Tribal Suicide Prevention Grantees Meeting
| Icebreaker, Introductions, Overview of the Day |
| Opening Ceremony and Welcome to Tribal Day |
| SAMHSA Welcome |
| SPRC Welcome |
| Roundtable Session |
| Cultural Resiliency and GONA |
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Crisis Response and Postvention Amy Cozad, Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma Jeremiah Simmons, Mescalero Apache School |
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Evaluation: Translating the Results into Something Practical Lisa Wexler, Maniilaq Association |
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Integration and Collaboration Across Community Projects Cecilia Spotted Tail, Rosebud Sioux Tribe Denise Middlebrook, Native Aspirations |
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Marketing the Message Through New Media and New Technology Lee Ann Foster, NARA Northwest Don Lyons, Native Aspirations |
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Cultural Adaptation of Gatekeeper Training Vickie LaFromboise, NARA Northwest Stephanie IronShooter, MT WY Tribal Leaders Council Petrice Post, SPRC |
| Closing Session: Reflections of the Day |
| Self-Care Activities |
| SAMHSA Welcome |
| Promise, Possibility and Progress |
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Plenary 1: Building Protective Factors and Connectedness Richard McKeon, Ph.D., SAMHSA Alex Crosby, M.D., Division of Violence Prevention, CDC |
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(1): Building Gatekeeper Capacity and Keeping Gatekeeper Trainers Motivated Donna Soileau, South Carolina Joy Jay, South Carolina |
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(1): Implementing Mental Health Screenings in Rural Southeast Iowa: Challenges and Opportunities Steve Presley, Iowa |
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(2): Mental Health Screenings and Service Delivery to Urban Middle School Youth Amy James and Andrea Duarte, Connecticut |
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(2): Innovative Strategies for Gatekeeper Training Data Collection and Management Nancy Marker, Hawaii Judy Strait-Jones, Hawaii |
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Applying Social Marketing Principles for Suicide Prevention Ann Kirkwood, Idaho |
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Diversity and Cultural Challenges in Suicide Prevention Steven Sternlof, Oklahoma |
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Program Evaluation Strategies for Addressing Systemic Gatekeeper Helping in Juvenile Justice Settings Jennifer Lockman, Tennessee |
| Video Welcome |
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Plenary 3: Lessons Learned from Indian Country Denise Middlebrook, Ph.D., Kauffman and Associates Pat Serna, North Central Community-Based Services |
| GLS Grantee Program Showcase and Exhibits |
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Program Highlight: SAMHSA and Ad Council unveil the new Teen Suicide Prevention Campaign Mark Weber, Director of the Office of Communications, SAMHSA |
| Opening Ceremony and Welcome |
| Plenary 4: Moving From Prevention to Mental Health Promotion: The IOM Report and Implications for Suicide Prevention Practitioners |
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(1): An Evaluation of the SOS Universal School-Based Suicide Prevention Program: A Pretest, Posttest Design Amy James, Connecticut Andrea Duarte, Connecticut |
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(1): The Strategic Importance of Partnering To Prevent Suicide With Latino/a Youth: An Indiana Case Study Gilberto Perez, Indiana Colleen Carpenter, Indiana |
| (2): Developing Youth Leadership in Native Communities |
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(2): Three Gatekeeper Trainings: Six-Month Effects on Suicide Prevention Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior Daniel Coleman, Oregon Del Quest, Oregon |
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Adapting Programs From the SPRC/AFSP Best Practices Registry for Diverse Communities Mark LoMurray, Sources of Strength Phil Rodgers, AFSP Linda Langford, SPRC |
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Compassion Satisfaction and Compassion Fatigue Among Suicide Prevention Practitioners Beth Hudnall Stamm, Idaho |
| Media Campaign Strategies and Evaluation Using Lifeline Data |
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"If I would have known then…" A Facilitated Discussion About What Not To Do When Evaluating Suicide Prevention Strategies Sally Thigpen, CDC John Donovan, CDC Richard Puddy, CDC |
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(1): Equine-Assisted Learning: Building Resilience in Youth Mary Sims Gerdes, Gila River Indian Community Andy Miritello, Gila River Indian Community |
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(1): Overcoming Social and Cultural Barriers to Lethal Means Restriction Elaine de Mello, New Hampshire |
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(2): Digital Story-Telling: Empowering Community Healing and Strength Lisa Schrader-Dillon, Oglala Sioux Tribe Tony Walking, Oglala Sioux Tribe |
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(2): Suicide Prevention Curriculum for State Juvenile Justice Administrators Katie Wootten, SPRC |
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Sustainability of Suicide Prevention Efforts: Perspectives from State Grantees Colleen Carpenter, Indiana Taylor Moore, Colorado Lygia Williams, Tennessee Trina Evans Williams, Louisiana |
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(1): Suicide Prevention in the Juvenile Justice System in Utah Michelle Moskos, Utah |
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Plenary 5: Cross-Site Evaluation Findings Michael Rodi, ICF Macro |
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(1): Reducing Risk and Promoting Healing After a Suicide Death Ken Norton, New Hampshire |
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(2): Online Postvention Guidelines Jessica Haas, Lifeline Nicky Yates, Lifeline |
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Enhanced Evaluation of GLS Suicide Prevention Programs: Lessons Learned and Implications for the Future Richard Puddy, CDC Tamara Perkins, NARA Northwest Mary Madden, Maine Lygia Williams, Tennessee Jennifer Lockman, Tennessee |
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Using New Media Strategically in Suicide Prevention Efforts Christina Zurla, Communication and Social Marketing Center Susan Keys, Inspire USA Jane Ann Miller, North Carolina Romaine Riddle, North Carolina |
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Using SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) for Suicide Prevention Planning James Gallanos, Alaska Lillian Alexie, Alaska Keith Hotle, Wyoming Trena T. Anastasia, Wyoming |
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Web-Based Behavioral Health Screen (BHS) for Adolescents and Young Adults: An Innovative Suicide Prevention Tool Matthew Wintersteen, Pennsylvania Alana O'Malley, Pennsylvania |
| Plenary 6: Who You Gonna Call? |
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Closing Remarks Richard McKeon, Ph.D., SAMHSA |
| Closing Prayer |