The Brain Injury Association of America has a variety of free experience- based webinars created to help survivors navigate life after brain injury. Webinars span the years 2014 to 2024, with the newest posted in April 2024. Check out the webinars available by clicking here.

This brief resource looks at the number of people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities known to state agencies versus the number of people who actually receive services.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has a free resource to promote emotional health and prevent suicide. This resource is intended to be used in senior centers and is the Spanish version. To access this toolkit, click here.

Welcome back to school! Trauma is a topic that is talked about a lot in schools, this resource, Understanding Trauma and Its Impact, is an e-resource for educators to learn more about this topic and use it within their schools.

Another school year is upon us! It is vital to create genuine relationships between students and staff to ensure everyone is supported and ready to learn. Edutopia has a resource for staff that explains how trauma- informed practices benefit all students, whether or not they have experienced trauma. Topics in the article include protective

The Arc Minnesota has a variety of informative videos on creating a work environment that is inclusive of those with disabilities. In this video, Employing People with Disabilities: Disability Awareness, from that series, they offer a brief overview of disability and some tips for interacting with and supporting people with disabilities in the workplace.

The American Psychological Association (APA), has a podcast called Speaking of Psychology. In episode 199 titled, Can we unlearn implicit biases? With Mahzarin Banaji, PhD, the podcast goes through the research surrounding this question. Join Dr. Mahzarin Banaji, a pioneer of implicit bias research, as the podcast explores the difference between implicit bias and

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) has posted a flyer created by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to alert people on how to get help when they need it. The flyer explains how to get help. A link to SSA's website and a phone number are included. Information about scheduling an in person appointment

This two page fact sheet highlights WrapMN, a pilot project that ran from August 2019 to September 2021. It covers what Wrap MN is, funding, components of the pilot program, those chosen for the initiative, and a brief summary of the results.

The American Psychological Association (APA) released an executive summary titled Health Disparities in Racial/ Ethnic and Sexual Minority Boys and Men. This is a summary of a full report, which is linked in the document, with the same title. A brief summary of a variety of areas reviewed in the full article is given