Upcoming/Archived Webcasts of Interest
If your organization is planning a webcast related to mental health in schools, please let us know so we can include it here.
Ongoing
- The National Technical Assistance Center for Children's Mental Health is sponsoring a monthly series of topical calls which cover important and emerging trends in the mental health field. Presentations from expert resource persons are followed by open discussion in order for all participants to ask questions and enrich the conversation. For registration information and the full Calendar of Calls go to: http://gucchd.georgetown.edu/programs/ta_center/tacalls2009.html.
- November 19 - The Elimination of Disparities in Mental Health Care: Call 2
- December 17 - The Elimination of Disparities in Mental Health Care: Call 3
- Emerging Issues in Maternal and Child Health NACCHO and CityMatCH present the seventh year of the Emerging Issues in Maternal and Child Health (E-MCH) series. This series highlights research, information, and collaborative efforts by local health departments on a variety of MCH topics. Guest speakers from national programs and local health departments discuss their experiences and share information on programs related to the featured topic.
For more information see: http://www.naccho.org/topics/HPDP/mch/resources/emch/index.cfm.- November 19, 2009 - Evidence, Innovation, and Leadership
- January 21, 2010 - Oral Health
- February 18, 2010 - Social Marketing and MCH
- March 18, 2010 - Public Health Law: Minor Consent Issues
- April 15, 2010 - Racism and Infant Mortality
November 2009
- The Road to Recovery 2009: A Showcase of Events - (11/4)
For more information see: http://www.recoverymonth.gov/2009/multimedia/webcastmenu.aspx.
- Evidence Based Treatment for Abused Children (session 2) - (11/6)
- What You Need to Know to Stop Bullying Now! in Your School and Community - (11/10)
- Connections to Care: Developing a Mental Health Service Capacity for Youth in Rural Communities - (11/11)
- What are Title V programs doing to address the “A” in MCAH? - (11/12)
- Pre-K Collaboration: How to Build Effective Partnerships (part II) - (11/19)
- Improving Urban Service Systems for Children and Families - (11/19)
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Developing a Comprehensive System of Learning Supports to Address Barriers to Learning and Teaching ****The webinar on this topic hosted by AASA, Scholastic and UCLA on October 29, 2009 was oversubscribed. For those who may not have gotten online and for others who may want to tap into this resource, you can access an archived copy at https://scholastic.webex.com/scholastic/lsr.php?AT=pb&SP=TC&rID=48915112&rKey=09f14db0881f5159&act=pb. To access just the powerpoint presentation click here. The focus of the webinar was to briefly emphasize why a system of learning supports is imperative for schools to succeed and introduce frameworks that forward thinking states and districts are using to implement such a system.
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Prevention and Recovery
- Social and Emotional Learning and Student Benefits: Research Implications for the SS/HS Core Elements
- Emergency Planning for Students with Disabilities and Special Needs
- Prevention and Early Intervention Webcasts
- Internet-Based HIV/STI Prevention Interventions for Adolescents
- SchoolsMovingUP Webinar
- National Center on Response to Intervention Webinar
- Safe Schools: Behavioral Health Recovery After Crisis Situations
- NASP online learning event on population-based mental health services
- DCAFH-What's health got to do with it? Transitions for Youth with Special Health Care Needs
- Immigrant Families, English Language Learners, and the Future of Education Reform
- Ready by 21 Webinar: Landscape Mapping - Summary and Resources
- National Dropout Prevention: Solutions to Dropout Crisis
- Preventing High School Dropout
- An In-Depth Look at Chronic Absenteeism
- The Importance of Teamwork: A State Example and a New Opportunity
- Safe Schools: Creating a Positive School Community - McFarland's Restorative Practices Journey
- National Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center for the Education of Children and Youth Who Are Neglected, Delinquent, or At-Risk
- Why Are More Policymakers Supporting Community Schools
- The State of Equity in Public Schools
- Building Inclusive Schools
- The Dangers of Cyber-Bullying
- Community Action: What YOU can do to Stop Bullying Now!
- Safe Schools: DPI’s Bullying Prevention Curriculum and Verona’s Story
- Safe Schools: Youth Suicide Prevention for Schools
- Teen Suicide Too Young To Die
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC): Research to Practice Webinar Index
- Prevention of Adolescent Suicide
- Teens with Bipolar Disorder: The Struggle to Stay in School
- The Rise of Bipolar Disorder in Children
- Recognizing the Pain of Child and Adolescent Depression
- Understanding Childhood Brain Disorders
- Contempory Perspectives in Treatment Development: Cognitive Control in Childhood Disorders
- Mental Health Disorders in Children and Adolescents
- Searching for a path through bureaucratic systems: Helping youth with multiple problems
- Adolescent Mental Health
- Mental Health in Schools K-12
- Mental Health in Higher Education
- The Science of Learning, Behavior, and Health: Closing the Gap Between What We Know and What We Do
- Our Schools Today
- Partnerships in Character Education Program
- RTI Action Network Presented RTI National Online Forum
- Speaking of Science: The Teen Brain
- Supporting Parents & Caregivers to Enhance Early Learning Webcast
http://www.elflibraries.org/training/web-events
- Serving Diverse Families: Strategies for Early Childhood Service Providers
- Talking Health: Political Promises
- Nutrition and Physical Activity, Part I
- Nutrition and Physical Activity, Part II
- International Conference on the Use of the Internet in the Mental Health Field (2009)
Visit a calendar of meetings on mental health resources.
School Mental Health Project-UCLA
Web Master: Perry Nelson (smhp@ucla.edu) - Serving Diverse Families: Strategies for Early Childhood Service Providers