Community Solutions at the University of South Florida hosts free webinars twice a month on a variety of topics that are helpful to anyone working to build the children’s mental health system. Below is a list of dates and topics. You can click on the links below to register or go to the Community Solutions website.

 

Webinars

(To register, please visit the individual webinar pages using the links below. Times listed are EST)

May 23, 2:00 PM: Daniel Dawes

Health Reform: A Bridge to Health Equity

June 12, 2:00 PM: Brittany Smith

Social Media Series Part 1: Why it Matters for Children’s Mental Health

July 11, 2:00 PM: Brittany Smith

Social Media Series Part 2: Developing a Social Media Strategy for Children’s Mental Health

June 26, 2:00 PM: Mary I. Armstrong

What Does the Evidence Tell us? Successful Strategies for Collaboration in System of Care

August 7, 2:00 PM: Katherine J. Lazear and
Stephen Roggenbaum

Saving Lives: A Framework for Suicide Prevention in Schools

August 21 , 2:00 PM: Sharon Hodges and Kathleen Ferreira

Who’s in Charge Here? Governance in Systems of Care

September 12 , 2:00 PM: Marlene Matarese, Michelle D. Zabel, JoeAnne Hurst

 

Developing Centers of Excellence: A Strategy to Build Local Capacity for Centralized Cross-System Collaboratives, Workforce Development Initiatives, and Research and Evaluation in Systems of Care

Sept 25, 2:00 PM: Kathleen Ferreira and Sharon Hodges

Partnerships with Families in Systems of Care: Strategies for Success

October 16, 2:00 PM: Don Kincaid

School-wide Positive Behavior Support (SWPBS): Working Together to Implement Systems Change Across Schools, Districts, and States

October 30, 2:00 PM: Sharon Hodges and Kathleen Ferreira

Thinking Systemically: Six Lessons of System of Care Implementation

Nov. 13 , 2:00 PM: Kathleen Ferreira and Sharon Hodges

Connecting Data to Decision Making in Systems of Care

Dec. 4, 2:00 PM: Mary I. Armstrong

How do we Know what is Happening at the Practice Level in Systems of Care?

Dec. 19, 2:00 PM: Lisa Lambert

Asking Families: How Data from Families can Inform Policy and Practice

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