The Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) at the American Nurses Association celebrates a remarkable milestone as it celebrates over 50 years of fostering diversity in psychiatric mental health and substance use nursing among under-resourced communities during its 2025 Intensive Training Institute (ITI).
Theme
Innovating Psychiatric Nursing: Advancing Mental Health and Substance Use Care for Children and Families Through Leadership
Event Description
The Intensive Training Institute is the Minority Fellowship Program’s signature convening, bringing together current fellows, alumni, mentors, and national leaders for an immersive experience focused on advancing mental health equity for children and families through innovation and leadership.
Objectives
1. Deepen understanding of evidence-based strategies to address mental health and substance use challenges in children and families.
- Explore digital health-driven strategies that transform mental health and substance use practices.
- Engage in interdisciplinary dialogues to build alliances for comprehensive care.
2. Reflect on leadership development to enhance clinical, research, and policy impact.
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Schedule-at-a-Glance (Full Schedule Coming Soon)
Community Engagement Activity Locations
As part of the Intensive Training Institute, Fellows will participate in a meaningful community engagement activity with several location options available for selection. We encourage Fellows to review the site listings on this page and plan ahead by coordinating travel from the hotel to their chosen activity site. Click on the photos below to visit each site's website and learn more.
Reginald F. Lewis Museum
Great Blacks in Wax Museum
Other Conference Forms and Links
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Frequently Asked Questions: Answers to ITI frequently asked questions (opens new window)
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