Garrett Lee Smith and National Strategy for Suicide Prevention Grantee Meeting
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1 SUNDAY, MAY 1, :00 pm 7:00 pm Grand Desk Program Showcase & Exhibitor Set-up 10:00 pm Congressional A/B 7:30 am All Day 8:30 am 8:45 am 8:45 am 9:45 am 9:45 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am Grand Desk Foyer Grand Ballroom Welcome and Introduction Grand Ballroom South MONDAY, MAY 2, 2016 & NSSP Suicide Safer Care: Developing Comprehensive Care on Campuses. Julie Goldstein Grumet SPRC; Melissa Halter University of San Diego Grand Ballroom South BREAK Breakout 1A: National Outcomes Evaluation Data: Findings from the SMSS and MIS, and Preparing for the Student Behavioral Health Form (SBHF). Megan Brooks (ICF) Meeting Room 3 Breakout 1B: Community/Commuter College Round Table. Rachelle Burns Pensacola State College; John Pakstis University of Massachusetts Lowell Congressional Ballroom C Breakout 1C: Postvention is Prevention: A Community-Level Response to a Crisis Situation. Jenna Scott The Jed Foundation; Philip Meilman Georgetown University; Jennifer Muehlenkamp University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Meeting Room 4 Breakout 1D: Weaving a Safety Net: Care Transitions. Luis Manzo St. John s; Kelley Tipton University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Meeting Room 5 Breakout 1E: Building Lasting Programs and Partnerships for Sustainability. Sulma Gandhi University of Hawaii Hilo; Linda Wolszon - Texas Christian University and Ryan Adams - George Mason University Meeting Room 6 Traditional Tribal Opening, Welcome, and Belonging Cyndi Nation - Center for Alaska Native Health Research, UAF; Jerome Brooks Big John Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians; Nitumigaabow Ryan Champagne Grand River Anishinaabeg Community Mount Vernon Square A/B State/NSSP Morning: State Examples of Lifespan Approaches through GLS & NSSP Sigrid Pechenik - New York; Morenike Murphy - Tennessee, Savannah Kalman Oklahoma; Jacqueline Nielsen - New Mexico Comprehensive services state wide and next steps. Mike Hogan Hogan Health Solutions, LLC Grand Ballroom North Central 1
2 1:00 pm 3:15 pm 3:45 pm 3:45 pm 5:15 pm 7:00 pm MONDAY, MAY 2, 2016, CONT D. Medical Leave for Students Experiencing Suicidal Ideation Title II Clarifications: Clinical, Administrative and Legal. Karen Bower - The Law Office of Karen Bower; Jeffrey Ng Fordham University; Scott Tims - Tulane University; Madelyn Wessel Virginia Commonwealth University Grand Ballroom South Welcome. Setting the Stage: Advancing Suicide Prevention Lunch 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Tribal Plenary: Wrapped in Protection - Zero Suicide in Indian Country Julie Goldstein Grumet SPRC; Pamela End of Horn IHS; Sean Bennett IHS; Brenda Manthei Native Americans for Community Action (NACA); Colbie Caughlan and Stephanie Craig Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAI- HB); Rob England United Indian Health Services (UIHS); Petrice Post SPRC; Jerome Brooks Big John Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians; Richard McKeon SAMHSA; Mike Hogan Hogan Health Solutions, LLC Mount Vernon Square A/B BREAK -3:15 pm Emerging Adult Leaders Track Jeri Brunoe and Leon Leader Charge Meeting Room 7 State Afternoon: Care Transitions Using Crisis Centers. Shari Sinwelski Lifeline; Gib Sudbeck and Janet Kittams-Lalley South Dakota Grand Ballroom North Central NSSP Afternoon: NSSP Year Two in Review (Please note this is a closed session for NSSP grantees from New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, and Tennessee) James Wright SAM- HSA; Adam Chu and Lisa Capoccia SPRC Meeting Room 3 Behavioral Health Technology Innovations Dan Reidenberg SAVE; Jennifer Armstrong Tennessee, Rachael McNamara - College of Charleston; Stephanie Craig Rushing - NW Portland Tribal Epidemiology Center; Shari Sinwelski National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Program Showcase (Campus, State, Tribal, NSSP). Congressional A/B BREAK 5:15 pm 7:30 am All Day 8:30 am 9:15 am Grand Desk Foyer Grand Ballroom All Grantee Morning Plenary TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2016 BREAK 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 2
3 TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2016, CONT D. Concurrent Breakout Sessions 9:30 am 11:00 am 2A: Using National Outcomes and Local Evaluation Data to Strengthen Prevention Efforts and Gain Administrative Support Bonnie Lipton SPRC; Christine Walrath ICF, Michael Nadorff - Mississippi State University; Sharon Fritz - University of Idaho Congressional A 2B: Extending our Reach: Inclusive outreach to multicultural student populations Kathy Zakarian - Penn College of Technology; Sean Moundas - University of New Hampshire; Rani George - Albany State University Mount Vernon A 2C: Upstream Prevention: Models for Improving Wellness and Resilience Skills Jessica Gifford Amherst College; Lauren Davis University of Washington Franklin Square 2D: Creating a Culture of Care: For Students, By Students Allison Smith New York University; Terri Rentner Bowling Green State University Congressional B 2E: Developing Partnerships with AOD, Interpersonal Violence Prevention and Other Safety/ Wellness Initiatives. Mark Green - Wichita State University; Ann Ciaraldi - University of Massachusetts Lowell; Heidi Zinzow and Martie Thompson Clemson University Mount Vernon B Tribal Breakout 1A: Holistic Approaches to Behavioral Health in Tribal Communities Stacy Rasmus - Northwest Indian College; Lena Tewawina - Confederated Salish and Kootenai; and Shane Lopez - NARA Northwest Meeting Room 2 Tribal Breakout 1B: Indian Health Service Information Technology: Suicide Data Documentation and Reporting in RPMS Wendy Wisdom IHS Meeting Room 3 State Breakout 1C: NVDRS Discussion for Non-NVDRS States Shane Jack CDC; Chelsea Booth SAMHSA; Laurie Gerdt and Amy Lentz Indiana; Lisa Millet Oregon; Cheryl Holton and Jane Timmons-Mitchell - Ohio Meeting Room 4 State/Tribal Breakout 1D. Youth Appropriate Models in Mobile Crisis Mary Jo Whitfield - Behavioral Health Jewish Family & Children s Service; Harvey Doppelt - Delaware Grand Ballroom South State/Tribal Breakout 1E. Care Transitions from Emergency Departments Lisa Capoccia- SPRC; Donna Noonan- Oregon; Sigrid Reinert Washington; Brandon Johnson Maryland; James Wright SAMHSA Meeting Room 5 Tribal Breakout 2A: Tribes who Partner with Colleges and Universities Michelle Carnes SAMHSA; Esther Tenorio - San Felipe; Deborah Altschul - University of New Mexico; Stacy Rasmus - University of Alaska; Juanita Jefferson Elder/Coalition Member; Rosemarie Suttle - White Mountain Apache/Johns Hopkins University Meeting Room 2 BREAK 10:30 am 10:45 am Concurrent Breakout Sessions Tribal Breakout 2B: Tribal Evaluation Community of Learning. Bert Thomas, - Muscogee Creek Nation; Bill Freeman - Northwest Indian College (will be calling in) ; Doreen Bird SPRC; Panganga Pungowiyi and Alex Edwards - Kawerak, Inc.; Spero Manson - Fairbanks Native Association; Meeting Room 3 State Breakout 2E. Planning for Success: How to Effectively Modify Grant Planning Based on Barriers, Changes in State Climate, and New Data. James Wright SAMHSA; Smita Varia SPRC; Jane Carmona ICF Meeting Room 6 State/Tribal Breakout 2C: Grants Management Session Maria Martinez SAMHSA Meeting Room 4 3
4 11:00 am 11:15 am 11:15 am 12:00 pm 1:30 pm 3:20 pm TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2016, CONT D. BREAK Meet your GPO and Fellow Campus GLS Grantees Jen Cappella Meeting Room 15 Portland Ridley Meeting Room 16 Roz Blogier Congressional C State/Tribal Breakout 2D. System-level Data and Surveillance in Juvenile Justice and Foster Care Teri Covington - National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention; Elly Stout - SPRC Meeting Room 5 LUNCH 12:00 PM 1:30 PM All Grantee Plenary: Building Alliances with Campuses: Oh, the Places You ll Go!* (*with thanks to Dr. Seuss) ; Matt Wintersteen Pennsylvania; Deborah Altschul University of New Mexico; Esther Tenorio San Felipe 2:55 pm Campus Adjournment and Closing Remarks BREAK 3:20 pm Suicide Clusters: What We Know, What We Don t Know, and Successes from the Field Madelyn Gould - Columbia University; Jerome Brooks Big John Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians; Nitumigaabow Ryan Champagne, Grand River Anishinaabeg Community; Mary Ann Panarelli, Fairfax County Public Schools 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:30 am Grand Desk Foyer Grand Ballroom Tribal WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016 State The Different Faces of Crisis Systems & Services David Covington - RI International; John Draper - Link2Health Solutions; Mike Hogan, Hogan Health Solutions, LLC BREAK 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 4
5 10:45 am 12:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:30 pm 2:30 pm Tribal Breakout 3A: Home Visitation Programs and Approaches in Tribal Communities Michelle Carnes SAMHSA; Rosemarie Suttle WMA; Esther Tenorio - San Felipe; Nettie Grant Sikyta - Indian Center Meeting Room 2 Tribal Breakout 3B: Care Transitions and Surveillance in Tribal Communities Mary Cwik - Johns Hopkins University, Krissy Broncho - Shoshone Bannock Tribes and Becky Greear - Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Meeting Room 4 Tribal WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016, CONT D. Tribal Breakout 3C: Silos to Circles: Building Sustainable Approaches in Tribal Communities Jerome Brooks Big John Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians; Nitumigaabow Ryan Champagne Grand River Anishinaabeg Community; Christy Bieber and Nickole Fox - American Indian Health and Family Services Meeting Room 6 State State Breakout 3E. Inpatient Care Transitions Smita Varia - SPRC Kim Walton CHNw Indiana; Elaine demello - NAMI New Hampshire; George Tremblay - Antioch University, New Hampshire Meeting Room 5 State/Tribal Breakout 3D. Utilizing National Evaluation Data to Benefit your Program Hailey Reid ICF; Jeff Hill - Rhode Island; Tamara Perkins - Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center and NW Portland Area Indian Health Board; Barri Faucett - West Virginia Meeting Room 3 State/Tribal Breakout 3F. Surveillance of Suicide Attempts Pat Smith Michigan and Chelsea Booth SAMHSA Grand Ballroom South Insights from Emerging Adult Leaders Jeri Brunoe, Leon Leader Charge, and Emerging Adult Leaders Closing Remarks Richard McKeon LUNCH 12:00 PM 1:30 PM 5
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Rank State District Count (HTC) 1 New York 05 150,499 141,567 94.1 2 New York 08 133,453 109,629 82.1 3 Massachusetts 07 158,518 120,827 76.2 4 Michigan 13 47,921 36,145 75.4 5 Illinois 04 508,677 379,527
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