Resilient Georgia
Building a stronger mental and behavioral health workforce means creating pathways for professionals who understand and

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Building a stronger mental and behavioral health workforce means creating pathways for professionals who understand and reflect the communities they serve!

Join us for Resilient Georgia's November 5 General Meeting, where we'll welcome Kevin Crawford MDiv, ThM, PhD, Project Manager/Data Specialist with the GA-URR-OCAY initiative at @emory_nursing Kevin will present “Community Health Worker Agential Learning: Transforming Knowledge into Culturally Meaningful Practices for Child, Adolescent, and Young Adult Mental and Behavioral Health.” His presentation will explore the important role of community health workers in strengthening culturally meaningful approaches to mental and behavioral health and the value of paraprofessional pathways in growing Georgia's workforce. Together, we'll explore how people, pathways and partnerships can help build a more trauma-informed and resilient Georgia. November 5, 2026 | 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Visit our website and add the meeting link to your calendar. resilientga.org/general-meetings #resilient #resiliency #resilience #generalmeeeting #mentalhealthworkforce
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