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This is an alumni group for past participants of the Leadership Academy for Trauma Informed Care.

Creating a shift in culture does not happen overnight. This group will provide the opportunity for people to gather on a monthly basis to problem solve, share successes, and provide support to one another specifically regarding their organizational efforts to become more trauma informed. Topics specific to the implementation of a trauma informed care approach will provide a general focus for each individual session.

Who is eligible?

Anyone who has previously participated in the Trauma Informed Care Leadership Academy Trainings. Personal past participation in the Leadership Academy is required.

Consultation Dates:

1/15, 2/19, 3/19, 4/16, 5/21, 6/18

Time for all Consultations:

8:30am – 10:30am

Location:

Generate Health
1300 Hampton Ave. Suite 111
St. Louis, MO 63139

Parking: Please park in the lot behind the building accessible from Devlin off West Park

Please contact Aver Yakubu at ayakubu@generatehealthstl.org if you have questions or comments.

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Learn the ABCs of Safe Sleep which includes the research behind the recommendations and ways to encourage parents to follow through with safe sleep recommendations.  This training, given by Infant Loss Resources, will allow your organization to participate in the Pack-n-Play distribution program.

Date: Tuesday, June 18th, 2019

Time: 10:00am-12:00pm

Location:
Generate Health STL
1300 Hampton Ave. Suite 111
St. Louis, MO 63139

Parking and Office Access:

Please park in the lot behind the building accessible from Devlin off West Park. There is also parking available behind Taco Bell accessible from Hampton. Please DO NOT park on West Park, that is residential parking. The office entrance is the last door on the side of the building facing West Park.

If you have questions about the training, contact Sarah Kennedy at skennedy@generatehealthstl.org.

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Crucial Conversations: Maternal Health; “Do You Really Listen?”

Generate Health Quarterly Coalition Meeting

Guest Speaker: Ebony Boyce Carter, MD, MPH

Prenatal care is accepted as an important public health intervention with many notable achievements in the last century; but, the benefits of these achievements are not realized fairly or equitably by women across the United States. Most reproductive health interventions targeting health disparities have had disappointing results, and some have even worsened disparities by preferentially improving outcomes for those who are already doing well.  Prenatal care, as currently conceptualized and practiced in the United States, does not have the capacity to make the radical changes that are necessary to achieve health equity for all women and their babies; but, there is one potentially notable exception.  Group prenatal care has emerged as a promising model that may preferentially improve outcomes for African American women.  The evidence for the impact of group prenatal care on reproductive outcomes for African American women will be the focus of this talk.

Thursday June 20, 2019
9:00am-11:00am

Location:

The Heights
8001 Dale Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63117

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