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Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law

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Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law

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Volunteer with Yes On NY Prop 1! · Yes On Prop 1 on Mobilize

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Yes on Prop 1 is the campaign working to pass Proposal 1 on Nov 5 to protect abortion and our reproductive freedom in New York State!

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Coalition for Homeless Youth - Training, Empowerment, Advocacy

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FPBP is a program for New Yorkers who need family planning services, but may not be able to afford them.

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Medical Consent for Youth Under 18 and Experiencing Homelessness

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Medical Consent for Youth Under 18 and Experiencing Homelessness

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Guide: Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law (English and Spanish) - NYCLU

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Adolescents, more than members of any other age group, often do not get the health care they need.

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The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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Community Health Worker and Home Visiting Virtual Summit 10-29-2024

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Trauma-Informed Care and Professional Boundaries

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Trauma-Informed Care and Professional Boundaries

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Mickey Sperlich, University at Buffalo | School of Social Work

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Session Evaluation: Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law 

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Session Evaluation: Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law 

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Session Evaluation: The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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Session Evaluation: The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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Session Evaluation: The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes

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Session Evaluation: The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes

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Session Evaluation: Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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Session Evaluation: Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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Session Evaluation: Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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Session Evaluation: Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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SUNY Upstate Medical University

Ms. Caliva is the Operations Director of the Upstate New York Poison Center at SUNY Upstate Medical University. She holds a faculty position with the OCM BOCES Practical Nurse Program. She also teaches parenting and childbirth classes. Ms. Caliva has a master’s degree in nursing education from SUNY Delhi and a master’s degree in Homeland Security from the Naval Post Graduate School. She is certified as a poison information specialist and a childbirth educator. Ms. Caliva is a frequent guest lecturer on topics related to toxicology and drugs of abuse. She provides over 30 professional education presentations annually.

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New York Civil Liberties Union

Allie Bohm is a senior policy counsel at the New York Civil Liberties Union. She develops and advocates for policy solutions, primarily related to LGBTQ equality, reproductive freedom, and privacy. Prior to joining the NYCLU, Allie was a policy counsel at Public Knowledge. Before law school, she was an Advocacy & Policy Strategist at the American Civil Liberties Union; she began her career as a Legislative Assistant in the ACLU’s Washington D.C. legislative office.

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University at Buffalo

Dr. Mendola is a tenured Professor and Chair of the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental

Health in the School of Public Health and Health Professions at the University at Buffalo. She has held leadership positions at the US EPA and the National Center for Health Statistics as well as serving as a Senior Investigator in the NICHD Intramural Research Program. Throughout her career, her research has focused on environmental factors that impact reproductive health with a strong focus on pregnancy complications and adverse pregnancy outcomes.

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University at Buffalo

Mickey Sperlich is on faculty at the University at Buffalo School of Social Work (State University of New York). She is an experienced midwife and researcher who studies the effects of trauma and mental health challenges related to reproduction. Sperlich has been a part of several trauma-focused perinatal studies and is co-creator of a psychosocial intervention for pregnant survivors of abuse, the Survivor Moms’ Companion (https://survivormoms.org/). Sperlich is committed to developing trans-disciplinary approaches to address the sequelae of sexual violence and other trauma.

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2-3pm | Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law 

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2-3pm | Pregnant and Parenting Teenagers, Health Care, and the Law 

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With Allie Bohm

It is imperative that all young people have access to health care when they need it. Timely treatment and preventative care are critical for young people’s health and wellbeing and enable them to excel in school and beyond. Involving parents and guardians in a young person’s health care decisions is ideal, and, indeed, parent and family support is a primary predictor of a young person’s wellbeing. At the same time, not all young people have healthy, safe family relationships. Because New York recognizes the necessity of timely access to health care, the State permits all young people to consent to certain types of confidential health care and permits certain categories of young people to consent to all types of health care. This session will offer an overview of New York’s current laws around young people’s access to health care, with a particular focus on pregnant and parenting youth.

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1245-145pm | The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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1245-145pm | The Impact of Climate Change on Pregnancy Outcomes 

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With Pauline Mendoza

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11am-12pm | Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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11am-12pm | Effects of Marijuana in Pregnancy and Impacts of Legalization

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With Michele Cavila

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930-1045am | Trauma-Informed Care and Professional Boundaries

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930-1045am | Trauma-Informed Care and Professional Boundaries

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With Michele Sperlich

Developing a positive and therapeutic relationship is an integral component of home-visiting and other direct service supports in the perinatal period. However, maintaining professional boundaries in such relationships is critical for the development of trust, ethical application of evidence informed practices, and reduction of risk for compassion fatigue, secondary trauma, and burnout. Taking a trauma-informed lens, we will explore how transparency of expectations, collaborative care practices,  reflective supervision, skills training, and promotion of worker self-care practices can enhance relationships with clients and support perinatal workers to sustain their work.

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On behalf of Journal of Participatory Research Methods (JPRM) as a Special Topic Co-Editor, I wanted to announce an upcoming special issue, " How Communities and Research Institutions Work Together to Dismantle Structural Racism and Advance Health Equity." The special issue is planned to be published by July 2024.

Please submit your letter of intent (LOI) by October 6. All the details of the special issue's topic, logistics, and timelines are found here. Submitters of accepted LOIs will receive a formal invitation to submit a full manuscript from JPRM.

We hope that you will consider submitting an LOI! And please spread the words to any colleagues you know who are in the space of interdisciplinary community-engaged research. Thanks so much!

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On behalf of Journal of Participatory Research Methods (JPRM) as a Special Topic Co-Editor, I wanted to announce an upcoming special issue, " How Communities and Research Institutions Work Together to Dismantle Structural Racism and Advance Health Equity." The special issue is planned to be published by July 2024.

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Early-bird Rate:

September 3rd-30th

$30/pp

After October 1st:

$40/pp

For bulk registrations, please email apnsummit@gmail.com

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All paid events require payment by credit card or bank transfer at the time of registration, to make other payment arrangements, email information@associationofperinatalnetworks.org or call 607-772-0517 x 113