Children and adolescents often express stress differently than adults, and these signs may be misunderstood during family contact. This session helps practitioners recognize key verbal, behavioral, emotional, and physiological indicators of stress and anxiety across developmental stages. Attendees will gain language and frameworks that differentiate typical stress from patterns suggesting a need for additional support. […]

A Culturally Infused Workshop on Suicide Prevention for Community Members. “Be Sensitive, Be Brave for Suicide Prevention” infuses culture and diversity throughout a foundational workshop on suicide prevention. This free workshop teaches community members to act as eyes and ears for suicidal distress and to connect individuals to help.  

Why This Matters: Stigma is a major barrier to progress across public health, mental health, and substance use treatment efforts. It can prevent people from seeking the services and support they need—impacting both individual well-being and community health. What You’ll Learn: What stigma is and how it shows up in our communities. How stigma impacts […]

Building on the previous session, this webinar explores evidence‑based strategies facilitators can use to help children and adolescents manage stress during contact sessions. Participants will learn why certain interventions reduce distress, how youth benefit from predictable routines and emotional validation, and how to anticipate moments when stress may escalate. This session covers: • Brief, relationship‑centered […]

Flag Day on May 30, 2026 @ Delaney Park Strip Downtown Anchorage, Don't miss out, food, information vendors, Dance groups to perform, parade of our AAPI cultures and communities, open to those want to attend, due date May 15, 2026. No later, contact [email protected] or call 907-433-9559.