A single service program may be quite appropriate to address problems that are simple or somewhat complicated. Collective impact, however, is an approach to solving complex social problems. Taking a collective impact approach requires moving away from the traditional, isolated ways that service organizations attempt to solve problems. Further, the integration of trauma-Informed practices further […]
Coffee Hour Conversations: Continuing the Discussion on Trauma-Informed Care and Prevention
Join us for our coffee hour conversations this June! Building upon the 2020 CPI Virtual Regional Training, these sessions will focus on discussions related to trauma-informed approaches to community engagement and coalition building for prevention. The sessions will be led by facilitators to guide the conversation, provide an opportunity to share knowledge and experiences, and promote dialog to enhance learning. Session 1: Trauma-informed Coalition Building June […]
Creating Trans-Affirming Youth Prevention Services
This two-part training will highlight best practices for providing prevention services for trans, non-binary, and gender expansive youth. We will explore the complex challenges that trans youth of color face within an intersectional framework of culture, religion, and tradition. Participants will learn to utilize culturally competent language and behavior for working with this population, and […]
Self-Care as Survival for SUD Prevention Professionals
The Community Prevention Initiative invites you to join us for a two-hour, interactive and practical exploration of self-care as our ethical duty to ourselves and those we serve. Together, we address the impact of workplace wellness on the communities we serve, explore common myths of self-care and mindfulness practices, and practice the new techniques in […]
Culture in Prevention: Prevention 101 in Native American Communities
Tribes have always had practices focusing on the future, such as ceremonies for a good acorn harvest or healing the earth. Each tribe was a caretaker of the present with intentional teachings that looked toward the health and wellbeing of the generations to come, consistent with that of prevention efforts. This training will share how […]
Supporting Young People and Health and Wellness Practitioners through Crisis & Loss
The session will focus on how to provide practical support to young people and health and wellness practitioners during the COVID-19 pandemic. The presenter will summarize the unique challenges health and educational providers confront when supporting grieving young people. Instruction will also promote the need for professional self-care and share solutions to increase our own […]
Navigating the Opioid Crisis Amidst a Pandemic
Join the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) for an upcoming two-part presentation on the role that coalitions can play in addressing the opioid crisis. The first session takes a deep look at the Opioid Continuum of Care (e.g., prevention, intervention, treatment, and aftercare) and discusses the unique characteristics of each stage, plus COVID-19’s […]
Adaptive Leadership: Leading in Times of Chaos
Leadership during chaos requires practitioners to reflect and learn about existing challenges; find solutions collaboratively with other professionals and team members; and determine new solutions. The unpredictability and severity of the challenges also influence organizational leadership. At times like this, prevention professionals can apply adaptive leadership principles to continue to “weather the storm” and lead […]
Suicide Prevention: Assessing the Environment and Culture for Risk
Wellbeing Through Crisis: Emotional PPE
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