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SUMMARY:Postpartum Mental Health: A Community Discussion and an Interprofessional Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:In this two-night series\, you can help create community-based\, interprofessional solutions.  \n\n\nOn Night 1\, September 9\, the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) will host a presentation on the Minnesota Maternal Mortality Report with representatives from the Minnesota Department of Health\, a lived experience panel\, and moderated table discussions\, followed by Q&A.  \n\n\nOn Night 2\, September 10\, participants will hear about innovations in postpartum mental health from multidisciplinary professionals. This will be followed by an interactive\, generative\, moderated session focusing on visioning solutions that work.  \n\n\nUMD has engaged with a wide variety of community professionals for this series. These include\, but are not limited to: doulas and birthworkers\, midwives\, medical professionals\, mental health therapists and psychologists\, psychiatry providers\, early childhood educators\, public health staff\, university faculty\, social services and nonprofit agencies\, and more!  \nAfter the event\, UMD students will create a resource guide.  \nDates & Time: September 9-10\, 2026\, starting at 6:00 pm CDT each day \nLocation:  \nFourth Floor Rotunda at the University of Minnesota Duluth\, Kathryn Martin Library \n416 Library Dr\, Duluth\, MN 55812
URL:https://mnpqc.org/event/postpartum-mental-health-umd-event/
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SUMMARY:CUES 101: Applying a Universal Screening Approach to Violence Prevention in Health Settings
DESCRIPTION:This learning opportunity from the Minnesota Department of Health is part of a four-session webinar series focused on Confidentiality\, Universal Education + Empowerment\, Support (CUES) Intervention. CUES is an evidence-based intervention for addressing intimate partner violence in health settings. Patients receive information about available resources without requiring them to disclose. This universal education approach gives victim/survivors the freedom to decide if\, when\, and how they choose to share their stories with others. \nASL interpretation and captioning will be provided for all webinars. \nAll webinars will be recorded and made available to view on the MDH website. \nSession #2 Presenters:  Dylan Daniels (Indian Health Board of Minneapolis\, Inc.) and Julia Tindell (Minnesota Department of Health) \nDescription: Survivors of intimate partner violence say they want health providers to listen without judgment\, offer information and support\, and not push for disclosures. This webinar will equip health professionals to provide trauma-informed education and support to victims and survivors using the evidence-based CUES (Confidentiality\, Universal Education + Empowerment\, & Support) Intervention. \nDate & Time: September 10\, 2026 from 12:00 1:00 pm \nLocation: Virtual
URL:https://mnpqc.org/event/mdh-cues-webinar-session-2/
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