Everyone can work together to keep Native people safe and well. Join our virtual Zero Suicide event to learn:
- the goals of the Zero Suicide framework and what they mean to the health and wellness of Native people
- how to identify your own roles in supporting Native people who may be at risk for self-harm
- the importance of attention to the language and taboos around talking about loss to suicide for some Tribes
- how to develop memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with other community providers to create seamless safety nets for those at risk of suicide
- how Zero Suicide is culturally responsive to Indian Country
- how to choose tools that will help you in identifying risk, for clinical and nonclinical care providers and professionals.
When and Where?
Thursday, March 3, 2022
10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. EST | 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. CST
Virtual (on Zoom)
Who Should Attend?
The workshop is designed for a wide variety of participants, including:
- IHS, Tribal, and urban Indian clinic staff
- Tribal public health
- Tribal schools and college staff and systems
- Tribal and urban Indigenous health and behavioral health center staff
- crisis services, first responders, and Tribal police systems
- youth and adult community centers
- Tribal governments/Tribal councils
- traditional healers.
Registration
Please register below. Registration closes February 25.
This event will be hosted by Zero Suicide Institute, in partnership with GLITEC. If you have questions about this event, contact Meghan Porter at mporter@glitc.org.
