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Friday, August 27, 2021

ADA National Network Learning Session: Global Disability Leadership Before, During and After Disasters

ADA National Network:

Emergency Management and Preparedness-Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities

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Announcing a New Webinar -
"ADA National Network Learning Session:
Global Disability Leadership Before, During
and After Disasters"

September 9th, 2021

Registration for this webinar is now open


Webinars begin at ET: 2.30pm, CT: 1.30pm, MT:12.30pm, PT:11.30am, Hawaii: 9.30am during mainland Standard Time; 8.30am during mainland Daylight Savings Time.
Registration: Free on-line at http://adapresentations.org/registrationEM.php
Registration closes at midnight, September 8, 2021.

All webinars offer captioning. Requests for sign language interpreters must be made the Monday before the webinar to support@adapacific.org. For all other accessibility questions about Zoom webinar conferencing software, go to https://zoom.us/accessibility.


Disability leaders are very active in global disability inclusive disaster and climate initiatives. Learn about what's happening in Emergency Preparedness, Disaster Risk Reduction, Sustainable Development Goals, Climate Justice, Humanitarian Action, Community Resilience, Article 11 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Disability Inclusion Strategy, Building Back Better and other global disaster and disability initiatives. Hear an update on what Disabled Persons Organizations are working on and how to get involved.

Learning objectives:

  • Learn what disability led organizations around the world are working on in response to current disasters and planning for the ones that will surely follow.
  • Learn how you can become more involved in these urgent and vital initiatives.

Presenters:

Marcie Roth Roth is the Executive Director of the World Institute on Disability and a global leader on disability and disaster. She has focused on improving outcomes for disaster-impacted people with disabilities, Disability Led Organizations and communities for 20 years.

German Parodi and Shaylin Sluzalis are the Co-Directors of the Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies leading in disability rights community organizing, disability-led disaster response, and empowering community resilience and optimizing outcomes for all nationwide and across the world. They have been leading The Partnership since 2019 - ensuring equal access and full inclusion before, during, and after disasters.

Carlos Kaiser is the Director of ONG Inclusiva and is Global Focal Point for Inclusive Disaster Risk and Disability Management. He is also founder of the Global COVID-19 and Disability Group and the COVID-19 and Disability Group of Chile.

All four speakers work closely together on global disability and disaster initiatives and they jointly cofounded the Global Alliance for Disaster Resource Acceleration in 2020 to accelerate resources to disaster impacted Disability Led Organizations where and when they are needed most.

 

To view upcoming sessions, go to http://adapresentations.org/scheduleEM.php
To see previous sessions, go to http://www.adapresentations.org/archiveEM.php

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COVID-19 State Projections 8.27.21

 

COVID-19 State Projections 8.27.21

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COVID-19 State Projections 8.27.21

Posted: 27 Aug 2021 06:30 AM PDT

IEM’s Short-Term COVID-19 Projections provide an accurate 7-day projection of confirmed cases for operational and logistical planning.

Leveraging over 15 years of support to HHS for medical consequence modeling and our proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) models, IEM believes that our COVID-19 model outputs can be used to assist localities and their medical facilities to better prepare for an increase in hospitalizations, to better plan for and locate drive-through testing facilities, and to determine where increased levels of transmission may be occurring. Our AI model provides an accurate 7-day projections that can be used for operational and logistical planning.

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SAMHSA Awards $74.2M in Grants to Strengthen Youth Mental Health August 27, 2021

 
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SAMHSA  Awards $74.2M in Grants to Strengthen Youth Mental Health

 

As students head back to school, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is awarding grants that will strengthen the structures that serve the mental health needs of our nation’s youth. The first raises awareness of mental health issues for youths and trains school personnel. The second coordinates treatment for young people who have emotional disorders.  The first-year awards for the two programs total $74.2 million. 
 
“As the Biden-Harris Administration continues to provide a comprehensive approach to combating the COVID-19 pandemic, these programs demonstrate the critical priority of behavioral health for our young people,” said U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra. “Schools represent resources for our children on so many fronts. We’re making sure they’re equipped to better address those needs.”
 
“It is crucial for America’s young people to receive evidence-based treatments that support their mental health needs and promote resilience,” said Miriam E. Delphin-Rittmon, Ph. D., the HHS Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use and the leader of SAMHSA. “These grants aim to build and improve the structures and systems in place to address those needs comprehensively and consistently.” 

 

NIMH Expert Dr. Krystal Lewis Discusses Coping with the Pandemic and Re-Entry Stress. August 27, 2021

 

NIMH Expert Dr. Krystal Lewis Discusses Coping with the Pandemic and Re-Entry Stress

Screen grab of Dr. Krystal Lewis during a Instagram event

On August 24, 2021, NIMH conducted an Instagram event with Krystal Lewis, Ph.D., a licensed clinical psychologist at NIMH, who discussed causes or triggers of stress and coping techniques to help reduce anxiety and improve the transition back to school.

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