Recorded on July 13, 2020
Guest Speaker: Tatewin Means and Christopher Lobanov-Rostovsky
Native American youth are disproportionately experiencing mental health challenges in tribal communities where there is often a lack of prevention and treatment resources. Teen suicide, substance abuse, interpersonal violence, and other trauma are common within this underserved population. This conversation will look at the historical antecedents and current climate, and discuss the challenges for service provision to Native American youth, including federal, state, and local efforts and limitations to serving this population. Finally, issues related to interpersonal violence prevention and intervention within tribal communities will be explored.
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WIll there be any CE hrs given for participation?
Due to how we’ve set up the webinars, we are unable to offer an CE credits. We do have a series of paid online trainings, if you you’re interested. The next one is
https://safersocietypress.org/online-training-sensible-community-risk-management-for-persons-who-have-sexually-offended/
Thank you for your inquiry.
Will this session be recorded as I am unable to attend that day ?
Thank you for your interest in our Safer Talk programs. We record all our free webinars. They are usually available to view within five working days of the live event. If you register for the live webinar, you will receive an email announcing the availability.
Hello Steve,
I was registered for the Native American Youth and Cultural Adversity webinar and was unable to attend. I understand a recording of it is possibly available, but I did not receive an email yet with the recording. Would you be able to email it to me? Thank you!
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We do apologize for the delay, but we expect the recording of this webinar to be available within the next 48 hours. All individuals who registered will receive an email with the access link as soon as it is online.
Thank you!