MFP 2024 Intensive Training Institute 50th Anniversary celebration at the Hyatt Regency Washington , Capitol Hill hotel, in Washington, DC.
Greetings SAMHSA MFP/ANA Scholars,
Please Save-the-Date, July 24-28, 2024, for the MFP 2024 Intensive Training Institute 50th Anniversary celebration at the Hyatt Regency Washington , Capitol Hill hotel, in Washington, DC.
We’re pleased to announce our confirmed eloquent speakers thus far with more to come. We look forward to seeing you again in-person. Current Fellows, please be reminded that your participation in the Intensive Training Institutes is mandatory.
More details will be forthcoming regarding logistics and the schedule-of-events. Stay tuned!
Former MFP/ANA Director, Dr. Faye Gary's, Books recommendation at the recent SAMHSA MFP Symposium
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Associate Professor Patricia K. Bradley, PhD, RN, FAAN, Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence, has been selected as a member of the newly established Academy of Diversity Leaders in Nursing (ADLN).
Dr. Bradley will be one of 176 Fellows of the inaugural class to be inducted on Thursday, July 25, 2024, during the 52nd Annual Institute and Conference of the National Black Nurses Association (NBA) in San Francisco, Calif. Congratulations Dr. Bradley!
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Congratulations to Bridgette M. (Brawner) Rice, PhD, MDiv, APRN, FAAN, Villanova University M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing who published an article in Nursing Outlook on "Using nursing science to advance policy and practice in the context of social and structural determinants of health".
The article defines social and structural determinants of health inequities, highlights research examples of the concepts in action, and makes recommendations for nurses to engage in related scholarship.
Our Center of Population Sciences for Health Equity (CPSHE) faculty Drs. Frank Wong, Eugenia Flores-Millender, and Artur Queiroz, led by Dr. Xavier Hall, have received an NIH R01 grant from NIDA for $3.4 million!
Congratulations to our team on this significant achievement in advancing research!
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No U-Turn on Racial Justice — coming to Nashville, Tennessee and online. As part of Freedom Summer 2024, this year's week-long virtual and in-person summer school will include our usual plenaries and breakout channels, as well as skills-building workshops and networking opportunities aimed to inform, activate, and inspire.
CRT Summer School faculty will analyze how miseducation about Critical Race Theory (CRT) has been deployed in an attempt to undermine racial justice and how CRT frameworks provide essential insights into understanding the current backlash agenda.
In honor of Mississippi Freedom Summer 1964, Freedom Summer 2024 insists that on this 60th anniversary of that monumental civil rights campaign, we won’t go back! Seats are limited, so register here today (opens new window)!
Please use this opportunity to contribute to ANA’s focus on transparency and recognition of the important insights provided by the public as they review its products before “going final". We encourage you to share this announcement with colleagues, students, healthcare consumers, and other interested parties.
In this third episode of "Mental Health Trailblazers, Psychiatric Nurses Speak Up!" host Indrias Kassaye speaks with Dr. Mary Lou de Leon Siantz, a distinguished alumna of the Minority Fellowship Program at the American Nurses Association. As the podcast continues to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the SAMHSA Minority Fellowship Program, Dr. Siantz offers a compelling historical perspective on mental health and substance use disorder care for Latino communities over the past five decades.
Dr. Siantz provides an in-depth look at the unique challenges faced by Hispanic populations, emphasizing the critical need for culturally tailored mental health services. She discusses the evolution of community-based care models and the importance of interdisciplinary partnerships in improving mental health outcomes.
Listeners will gain valuable insights from Dr. Siantz's personal journey, her pioneering work with the Migrant Head Start program, and her impactful research on the mental health needs of migrant children and families. This episode highlights the resilience of immigrant communities and the ongoing efforts to bridge gaps in mental health care.
In addition, Dr. Siantz shares her inspiring vision for the future of nursing, which includes the integration of advanced technologies and genomics in mental health care, and even envisions nurse researchers traveling to space to address mental health needs in extraterrestrial environments. Her passion for innovation and commitment to culturally competent care exemplify the transformative potential of the nursing profession.
Join us for a powerful conversation that underscores the importance of culturally competent care and the transformative impact of the Minority Fellowship Program in shaping the future of psychiatric nursing.
Learn more about Dr. Mary Lou de Leone Siantz at https://emfp.org/about-us/national-advisory-committee/mary-lou-de-leon-siantz (opens new window)
Bonus: Earn Free CNE Credits! Nurses can earn Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) credits by listening to this episode. For more details on how to claim your free CNE credits, please check the information provided below.
CNE information:
An email will be sent to you at a later date with instructions on how to claim CNE credit. The American Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Introducing the MFP/ANA Mobile App: Connect, Collaborate, Thrive!
We are thrilled to welcome you to the MFP/ANA Mobile App, a platform designed to connect Alumni like yourself in a mobile network of support and collaboration. Whether you are looking to share experiences, seek advice, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, this app is here to facilitate meaningful interactions within our community.
As an Alumni, your unique perspective and expertise are valuable assets that contribute to the richness of our network. We encourage you to explore the various features of the app, participate in discussions, and engage with fellow members to make the most of your experience. Together, we can create a supportive and empowering environment where ideas thrive and connections flourish.
To Connect:
- Use this link (opens new window) to access the community and create an account.
- Complete the 4 brief items to get the most out of the mobile app community including:
- Fill out your profile
- Introduce yourself
- Adjust your notifications so you know when things are happening
- Download the mobile app!
Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey. We look forward to seeing the positive impact you will make within the MFP/ANA Mobile App community.
Download the MFP/ANA Mobile App
Or Scan the QR Code below
Upcoming Events
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The APSARD Webinar series (opens new window) was launched to provide ongoing professional education activities that further our mission of improving the quality of care for patients with ADHD through the advancement and dissemination of research and evidence-based practices.
These are FREE to members AND nonmembers alike but you must register in advance! Please enjoy FREE CMEs as well for attending the webinars LIVE.
Wednesday, October 30th, 12PM - 1PM Eastern Healthcare Disparities in Childhood ADHD. Presented by Dr. Alison Pritchard & Moderated by Dr. Shafi Lodhi.
- Save the Date and Join us for the NCEMNA Policy Summit March 27 -28, 2024 at the California Endowment Center in Los Angeles.
What is Historical Trauma? Listen to the full episode here (opens new window) for more insights into this amazing program, and earn FREE CNEs!
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