AOTLN Webinar: Working with local advocacy groups to implement, expand, and enhance AOT

Join us this Thursday, March 21 at 3 p.m. ET for Working with local advocacy groups to implement, expand, and enhance AOT.​​​ This panel presentation will feature representatives from three different NAMI affiliates discussing how they collaborate with and provide support to AOT.

Leslie Powlette Stoyer, J.D., serves as Executive Director of NAMI Summit County Ohio where she plays an active role providing guidance and education to AOT participants and their family members at Judge Elinore Marsh Stormer’s New Day Court in Akron, Ohio. Kelly Gunning, Executive Director of NAMI Lexington, Kentucky, led the charge for getting the AOT law passed in Kentucky and is now working on the team implementing AOT in her home county. Itzel Moya, MSW, is the AOT Project Director for NAMI Kansas where she provides support to a growing number of AOT programs across the state through outreach and education for family members, peers, and program staff.

Your NAMI state organization or NAMI affiliate can often be an important partner in care: serving as a referral source, providing education to family members, advocating for AOT, and more. Register below to learn from the experts what successful collaboration with a NAMI state organization or affiliate looks like.

Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_diz6hxb7S26w4uOzWbHoAA