Thursday, 10:00AM – 11:00AM Pacific Time

Cultivating Our Roots: Leveraging a Gendered and Cultured Lens to Advance Community Strategies to Improve Population Wide Mental Health and Wellbeing

Presenters: Ruben Cantu , Jack Callahan , Marcus Williams , Sheila Savannah , Dean Jackson

What Attendees Are Saying

This was an extremely valuable presentation that equipped me with some important new person-centered language including the concept of "fake love" and "moving at the speed of trust" -- as well as information about projects that are putting these concepts into productive community-driven action. These community-led models appropriately recognize members of the communities to be served as the most important experts on their lives. I will recommend that members of my team listen to the recording.

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