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SUMMARY:Massachusetts Department of Public Health Suicide Prevention Program Webinar Series: Suicide Prevention - (#378) Widening the Lens: Oppression Theory\, Intersectionality and BIPOC Identity
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, we will present a model for oppression theory to understand the manifestations of oppression that get played out on multiple levels. Building on this theory\, we will address intersectionality or the ways that oppressions are compounded and interconnected in people’s experience\, including their mental health. We will also explore a model for BIPOC racial identity development and how the process of identity development shapes the ways that BIPOC interact with\, counter\, and survive dominant systems\, institutions\, and communities. Finally\, we will examine how these concepts are connected to suicide prevention and mental health. \nClick Here for more information and to Register
URL:https://www.riprc.org/event/massachusetts-department-of-public-health-suicide-prevention-program-webinar-series-suicide-prevention-378-widening-the-lens-oppression-theory-intersectionality-and-bipoc-identity/
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SUMMARY:Tobacco Prevention in the Lens of COVID-19: New Opportunities and Strategies
DESCRIPTION:COVID-19 has drastically shifted the focus of public health priorities\, but tobacco prevention and control remains a key focus area for many states. Recent trends demonstrate a strong link between tobacco use and heightened COVID-19 transmission risk. It is essential that public health professionals examine ways to integrate tobacco control efforts into the new landscape that COVID-19 has created. \nJoin ASTHO for a virtual session that will bring together expert panelists to discuss new opportunities and strategies for tobacco prevention in the era of COVID-19. This event\, which will feature panelists speaking live on webcam\, includes a tribal community member\, physician\, and tobacco expert bringing diverse public health perspectives. The discussion will be centered around questions submitted by participants during registration\, and any resources mentioned during the conversation will be made available by download post-meeting \nClick HERE for more information and to Register
URL:https://www.riprc.org/event/tobacco-prevention-in-the-lens-of-covid-19-new-opportunities-and-strategies/
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