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2022: Reaching Out – Crisis Response and the Implementation of 988

2022: Reaching Out – Crisis Response and the Implementation of 988

  • Overview of crisis care in California leading to the launch of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  • Challenges and opportunities for successful implementation of 988 in California
  • Working with populations with complex needs to reduce crises and limit justice involvement
2021: Terms of Engagement –Mobilizing Successful Collaborative Community Outcomes

2021: Terms of Engagement –Mobilizing Successful Collaborative Community Outcomes

  • Person-centered approaches to outreach and engagement for effective prevention and diversion
  • Overview of funding sources to augment housing and supportive services
  • Three models of crisis care in California in anticipation of the launch of 988
2020: Out of Bounds or Outside the Box? Silver Linings Learned from COVID-19

2020: Out of Bounds or Outside the Box? Silver Linings Learned from COVID-19

  • Centering racial equity to improve health outcomes during the pandemic and beyond
  • Lessons learned in diversion and crisis response across California
  • Creative solutions and approaches to housing to reduce unsheltered homelessness
2019: Outcomes Matter – Diversion that Works!

2019: Outcomes Matter – Diversion that Works!

  • Prioritizing youth mental health to get to intercept zero in the diversion model
  • Lessons from California and Oregon on prioritizing trust and collaboration to reduce criminal justice involvement for people experiencing homelessness
  • Recommendations and innovative solutions from across the state to decriminalize mental illness
2018: Building Resilience and Promoting Successful Outcomes

2018: Building Resilience and Promoting Successful Outcomes

  • Challenges, opportunities, and proven strategies for supporting the behavioral health needs of first responders and custody officials
  • Overview of improvements made by the Department of State Hospitals to better support the Incompetent to Stand Trial population
  • Solutions from jurisdictions to fuel innovation through collaboration, tools, and technical support
2017: Moving from Innovation to Sustainability

2017: Moving from Innovation to Sustainability

  • Best practices in juvenile justice highlighting examples of innovative programs statewide
  • Findings and recommendations from the MHSOAC to prevent/reduce criminal justice involvement for people with mental illness
  • Insights from conversations with experts and first adapters, including changing the conversation on law enforcement response to mental health crises
2016: Improving Collaboration and Outcomes with Data-Driven Decision-Making

2016: Improving Collaboration and Outcomes with Data-Driven Decision-Making

  • Best-practices and tips from four counties on strategic data-gathering and reporting to improve services and outcomes
  • Mentally Ill Offender Crime Reduction (MIOCR) Grants best practices from counties implementing adult programs
  • Expert insights and lessons learned on key topics impacting the field, featuring HIPAA compliance
2009: Moving from “Words” to “Deeds” Through Partnership and Collaboration

2009: Moving from “Words” to “Deeds” Through Partnership and Collaboration

  • Insights on co-creating viable plans for improved access to care among local jurisdictions
  • Updates on progress toward improving health care within an incarcerated setting
  • Lessons learned on bridging gaps in care, building trust, and prioritizing collaboration to achieve greater impact
2008: Strategies for Successful Community Integration and Reducing Recidivism

2008: Strategies for Successful Community Integration and Reducing Recidivism

  • Challenges and strategies for successful reentry, and the role of community support and services to reduce recidivism
  • Strategies for strengthening collaboration among corrections, law enforcement, the judiciary, counties, and community providers
  • Opportunities for more effectively meeting the needs of special populations, including youth
2005: Unpacking the Four Components of Effective Jail Diversion

2005: Unpacking the Four Components of Effective Jail Diversion

  • Emerging solutions to the growing challenge of people with mental illness becoming involved with the criminal justice system and cycling in and out of jail
  • Focusing on four key areas for effective jail diversion
  • Lessons learned from Washington State Partners in Crisis (WAPIC)