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During the first Day of the Think Tank, we asked in a Mentimeter poll "Is there anything you wish to ask other groups?" We received 11 responses - see attachment.

The questions fell into 3 categories and are shown on this Padlet. We encourage you to start brainstorm and add answers to these questions on this Padlet.

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What did you find as a common thread of strength and struggle for those groups impacted by trauma and suicide?

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What did you find as a common thread of strength and struggle for those groups impacted by trauma and suicide?

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Were there prior beliefs that spanned across the different identities?

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Were there prior beliefs that spanned across the different identities?

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Did you discuss the wealth of knowledge within the communities and cultures that children are a part of? How can we help folks who are already people trusted by children?

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Did you discuss the wealth of knowledge within the communities and cultures that children are a part of? How can we help folks who are already people trusted by children?

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Were there examples of resources, programs, best practices for linkages that your group has seen/experienced in that period right after acute discharge?

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Were there examples of resources, programs, best practices for linkages that your group has seen/experienced in that period right after acute discharge?

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How can we support the supporters? (Making sure that it is a holistic approach rather than passing on the 'burden.')

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How can we support the supporters? (Making sure that it is a holistic approach rather than passing on the 'burden.')

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Can you share some of the Trauma-Informed Care strategies and tools you are using to prevent and address suicide?

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Can you share some of the Trauma-Informed Care strategies and tools you are using to prevent and address suicide?

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How are including culturally congruent community based-evidence practices and interventions and postvention in our solution-based thinking? What is the thinking about how to expand beyond pockets?

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How are including culturally congruent community based-evidence practices and interventions and postvention in our solution-based thinking? What is the thinking about how to expand beyond pockets?

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There is already so much out there generally for suicide prevention, but what did you identify that we (trauma practitioners) do well or need to highlight/develop a trauma & suicide response?

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There is already so much out there generally for suicide prevention, but what did you identify that we (trauma practitioners) do well or need to highlight/develop a trauma & suicide response?

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What are some of the ways identity impacts support available?

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What are some of the ways identity impacts support available?

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We have such a diverse gathering of cultures within our nation; the common denominator is that trauma and suicide rates are significant across the board; which speaks to a larger wound which seems to be disconnection. People are reportedly lonelier and less insulated by community. In what ways can we increase a feeling of belonging and interconnectedness within these cultures, and within our greater society?

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We have rich pools of data and developed resources for people to access. Upon reviewing what my local community has to offer, our region, State, and National levels; all these resources seem abundant and welcoming. The misalignment appears to be that while we've got these resources, the language and message is "We are here." "Come to us"; however many clients who are in the depths of trauma and SI; they struggle to connect due to various reasons. In what ways can we make connecting easier, safer, a more innate part of our society. Our youth are very attracted to AI for instance, are there ways we can attune supports and resources to the interests that our youth are connecting to in order to increase connections to people in spaces where reaching out is difficult?

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Is it feasible to explore the wound of disconnection from community and relate it to this issue to begin the process of bringing different group/communities together?

In the mass culture, we have such layers of dissonance occurring. For our youth in America, they are faced with cultural trends/pressures; the fluctuating truths/myths within social media, now more than ever American families are working outside of the home out of necessity, and so many more factors to mention. That so often community doesn't necessarily look like or feel like it did from generation to generation.

When do we gather out youth together and really measure what this is like for them; and move forward with them to increase this sense of connection within the culture or community they belong to?