September Webinar: Closing the Gaps in Mental Health Care for Criminal-Legal Involved Individuals

Join us Thursday, September 18 at 3 p.m. ET to learn about evidence-based practices that improve mental health care for people with severe mental illness who encounter police, courts, jails, probation, and parole. This session will cover effective interventions, suicide prevention strategies, and solutions to address critical service gaps, drawing on the most comprehensive national research to date. 

Presented by Dr. Jennifer Johnson, founding Chair of the Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health and University Distinguished Professor at Michigan State University. A licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Johnson leads NIH-funded research focused on mental health, suicide prevention, and maternal health, with an emphasis on equity for justice-involved individuals, pregnant and postpartum people, and people living in disinvested communities such as Flint, Michigan. Register here today.