Change Matrix empowers partners by building capacity and offering expertise in leadership, evaluation, and learning. We collaborate to manage systemic change, aiming for justice. Discover how we help communities achieve sustainable transformation at an upcoming event.
The time to push for racial-ethnic equity in evaluation is now! “Funders should turn the mirror inward and focus on how to become more deliberate about addressing the low levels of ethno-racial diversity within the field."
Join Change Matrix and the Pacific Southwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network (MHTTC) for the final session of a three-part series on Weathering the Storm: Adaptive Leadership for Resilient Mental Health Organizations in the Pacific Southwest: Innovative Leadership Strategies for Mental Health Professionals...
Have a training or technical assistance question regarding mental health service provision or school mental health in the Pacific Southwest MHTTC region of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, or the Pacific Islands? Join us for the next PS MHTTC Office Hour!
Join This Is My Brave (co-produced by Change Specialist Dr. Tonicia Freeman-Foster!) virtually on Monday, January 18th, 2021, at 7:00 pm EST for authentic stories of healing, recovery, and resilience from the Black community. Let the event's storytellers from around the nation inspire you to find hope in your circumstances or give hope to someone you love who may be facing their own challenge...
Have a training or technical assistance question regarding mental health service provision or school mental health in the Pacific Southwest MHTTC region of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, or the Pacific Islands? Join us for the next PS MHTTC Office Hour!
Join This Is My Brave (co-produced by Change Specialist Dr. Tonicia Freeman-Foster!) in kicking off Black History Month – Monday, February 1, 2021 @ 7:00 pm EST for the world premiere of "This Is My Brave: Stories from the Black Community – vol 2". Chat with the cast and This Is My Brave production team during and after the show for an interactive experience! Let the event's storytellers from around the nation inspire you to find hope in your circumstances or give hope to someone you love who may be facing their own challenge...
As leaders in community wellness and peer support services, we each have a responsibility to ensure that we are building and sustaining diverse and culturally responsive relationships that enhance the well-being of the individuals and families we serve.
The COVID-19 pandemic on top of growing racial tensions across the nation are impacting youth mental health—including stress, anxiety, and fear. Join this NNED Virtual Roundtable to learn how community-based organizations (CBOs) working with underserved and racially/ethnically diverse youth are quickly shifting their practices and programs in today’s unprecedented environment to address these mental health needs.
Are you new to the System of Care approach and looking to connect with experienced peers? Are you a seasoned Project Director looking to reenergize your work? Whatever your experience level, the NTTAC Peer Networking for Project Directors group can help connect you with others engaged in similar work to share ideas, strategize solutions to common issues, and provide support during challenging times.
This NTTAC webinar will consist of a brief overview presentation that describes considerations for building a continuum of services and supports around infant and early childhood mental health in order to expand early childhood systems of care.
Are you a leader in community wellness or peer support services for youth, young adults, or families? Interested in sharing and learning new strategies for fostering equity within your community, organization and services? These NTTAC sessions invite people to engage in dynamic and thoughtful discussion around fostering equity in community wellness and peer support programs.
The Colorado Equity Compass (CEC) has launched a statewide platform for changemakers and community residents to use stories, data, and tools to advocate for and improve the quality of life for Coloradans. Newly released, the CEC data model measures health outcomes down to the census tract level, specifically looking at a person's life expectancy and self-reported health status.
