The desired outcomes for “Shaping Tomorrow: A Dialogue Series on the Future of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention” is that after listening in, attendees will be able to better:
- Understand the current state of conversations in mental health
- Understand where the speaker organization fits within the mental/behavioral health ecosystem and interdependencies
- Identify future opportunities for collaboration or engagement
This session leverages Zoom Enterprise technology and requires you to be on the latest version to participate. Upon registering, your confirmation email will include a calendar file containing the join URL. We encourage you to test your connection in advance of the session to ensure your audio and video are working properly.
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CPE credit is only awarded for participation in the live program, and not a recording of the presentation.
Disclaimer: Technological difficulties and/or user errors renders an offering or an individual ineligible for CPE credit.
CPE certificates for eligible viewers are emailed 4-6 weeks following the conclusion of the live webinars.
*NASBA CPE Credits are not guaranteed. Receipt of NASBA CPE Credits for this course is contingent upon eligibility of course subject matter, course owner satisfaction of course delivery and submission requirements, and instructor/participant satisfaction of attendance proof requirements. Deliveries of this course by a non-U.S. Deloitte member firm are not eligible for NASBA CPE Credits.
CPE credit is only awarded for participation in the live program, and not a recording of the presentation.
Disclaimer: Technological difficulties and/or user errors renders an offering or an individual ineligible for CPE credit.
CPE certificates for eligible viewers are emailed 4-6 weeks following the conclusion of the live webinars.
Click here to access the NASBA Sponsor Statement
Shamia Moore is a Health Scientist on the Suicide Prevention Team in the CDC’s Division of Injury Prevention where she works on the Comprehensive Suicide Prevention and Tribal Suicide Prevention Programs. She received her Master of Public Health in Global Health from Emory University in 2018. Prior to joining CDC, Shamia conducted research and evaluation at the Rollins School of Public Health. These projects primarily focused on promoting engagement in HIV care and mental health services among sexual and racial minority youth living with HIV.
We encourage you to join using your laptop or phone video camera. An audio and/or visual warning will be provided upon entering the meeting and once recording commences. If you continue to participate in the meeting following this warning, your participation will serve as your express consent to such recording. Participant names may also be visible to all who join.
Dr. Keita Franklin is an accomplished executive widely credited with revolutionizing national public health systems. After receiving her PhD in social work from Virginia Commonwealth, she spent 25 years in the federal sector as a senior executive in the Department of Defense and Department of Veteran Affairs as the principal advisor on matters related to suicide prevention. Dr. Franklin serves on multiple national-level committees including National Academies of Sciences, Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention, Fort Hood Task Force, and American Association of Suicidology.