Friday, October 30th from 12-2:30pm.

Community Health, Research, and Trauma: Scholarly Perspectives from Young Black Scholars - virtual panel presented by Hamline University

This panel will feature scholars who research at the intersection of trauma and community-based research. We will consider questions such as: how can data collection practices be harmful? How does this connect with experiences of generational trauma, grief, and exploitation of the most impacted communities? This will be an open panel discussion with an opportunity for thoughtful cross-sector conversations on best practices needed moving forward. Register for the event here. 

The following CE credits will be available: 

• MN Board of Psychology 
• MN Board of Behavioral Health (LPC & LPCCs)
• MN Board of Social Work (pending)

Look out for our upcoming events (CE/CLEs will be available):  

• October-November: Weekly CJL Spotlight on the 2020 Election 
• Friday, December 6th: Money Bail System & Public Health: Roots, Consequences, Pathways Forward