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Session
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10:00-10:30 AM
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Welcome and opening remarks
- Vicky Coffee, Director of Programs and Dr. Octavio N. Martinez, Jr., Executive Director, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
- Rachel Davis, Executive Director, Prevention Institute
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10:30-11:30 AM
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Opening Session: A New Deal for Youth: Our Vision for Healing and Well-being Featuring a Panel Discussion with New Deal for Youth Changemakers
Moderator:
- Dr. Nia West-Bey, Director, Youth Policy Center for Law and Social Policy
Changemaker Panelists:
- Darlecia Dublin
- Whitney Lee
- Kadesha Mitchell
- Marissa Howdershelt
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11:30 AM-12:30 PM (Concurring Workshops) |
Supporting School Systems to Make the Shift to Stop Being the Nexus into the Prison Pipeline
- Marcus Ceniceros, Leadership for Educational Equity
- Dr. Jamie Freeny, Mental Health America
- Dr. Regenia Hicks, Harris County Juvenile Probation Department
- Kristi Rangel, City of Houston Health Department
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Street Captains: A Model for Community Engagement and Advocacy
Moderators:
- Regina Garza and Sindhu Sathees
Street Captains:
- Susan Jackson
- Georgette Bryant
- Maria Rodriguez
- Gloria Mazariego
- Pat Jasso
- Sylvia Reyes
- Reaching Richmond Collaborative
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Juneteenth Legacy Project: Art in Action
- Toby Agnew
- Sam Collins
- Torrina Harris
- Sue Johnson
- Jonathan Warren
- The Future is Us Galveston Collaborative
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Building Bridges for Health Equity and Racial Justice
- La’Quana Williams, Program Manager, Prevention Institute
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12:40-1:25 PM Concurring Workshops |
Minds Forgotten: A Muslim Mental Health Story
- Qudisah Muhammad, Creator and Director
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Intergenerational Learning & Collaboration: The Impact of Storytelling for Justice and Healing
- Walter Hull, Artistic Director and Mentor
- Aniya Wingate, Choreographer and Activist
- Gretchen Batiste, Parent and Caregiver
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1:35-2:20 PM |
Panel Discussion: The Use of Film and Arts in Healing and Justice
Moderator:
- Sheila Savannah, Prevention Institute
Panelists:
- Xach Blunt, Artist and Filmmaker
- Walter Hull, Filmmaker and Artistic Director
- Qudisah Muhammad, Creator and Director
- Aniya Wingate, Choreographer and Activist
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2:30-3:25 PM (Concurring Workshops) |
Socially Connected Communities: Equity Solutions to Social Inclusion
- Ruben Cantu, Associate Program Director, Prevention Institute
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Babies on Baytown: Supporting Infant Mental Health and Family Well-being
- Laura Alvarado, Co-Chair
- Maria Faz-Perez, Co-Chair
- Christy Serrano, Regional Director, First 3Years
- Babies in Baytown Collaborative
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Rooted in Racial Justice: Growing Green Spaces for Healthy and Healing Communities
- Xavier Lofton and Shabana Ali, Prevention Institute
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3:35-4:25 PM
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Storying Community Trauma into Resiliency: An Indigenous Framework
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4:30-5:25 PM (Concurring Workshops) |
Preventing ACES: Healing through Expressive Arts
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Relational Advocacy: Using Relationships to Dismantle School to Prison Pipeline
- Anthony Sonnier, Youth Lead
- Toby Agnew, Youth Lead
- Bacillio Valdez, Youth Lead
- Brandon Williams
- The Future is Us Galveston Collaborative
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March for Lives Houston: Youth Against Gun Violence
- George Tataris
- Allyson Campos
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Kindergarten Readiness and Black Youth on Galveston Island
- Shanice Blair, Co-Coordinator
- Dr. Cindy Roberts-Gray
- Semira Solomon
- Jonathan Warren, Co-Coordinator
- The Future is Us Collaborative Members
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Eastern Parents and Western Children
- Furjen Deng
- Haitrieu Isabelle Nguyen
- Sharon Cheng
- Ryan Nguyen
- Carol Li
- Project Rise and Shine Collaborative Members
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5:30-6:00 PM |
Closing and Acknowledgements
- Vicky Coffee, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
- Sheila Savannah, Prevention Institute
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Poster & Community Room Sessions
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Bridging Organization and Community: Black and African-American Communications Strategy Zoë Njemanze, Student Univ. of TX at Dallas Hiram Clarke Community Resilience Project (Located in the Community Room)
Model Minority and Healthy Mentality: The Understanding Initiative Christy Nguyen and Celine Nguyen Asian Americans Attaining Awareness Collaborative (Exhibit Booth)
Coping with Perceived Ethnic Discrimination Kaiya Huff-Hughes, Graduate Student UTHealth School of Public Health (Located in the Community Room)
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