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Sponsors

Conference Co-Sponsor | $5,000.00
National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD)
Founded in 1959 and based in Alexandria, VA, the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) represents the public mental health service delivery system in all states, territories, Pacific Jurisdictions, and the District of Columbia.

Conference Co-Sponsor | $5,000.00
Kiva Centers
Kiva Centers is a nationally recognized indigenous-led, peer-run, and trauma-informed organization that offers training, technical assistance, and networking opportunities. The Kiva Centers are your connection to the Massachusetts Certified Peer Specialist Training, the Massachusetts Statewide Peer Network, Karaya, Juniper, and La Paz Peer-Run Respites, the Recovery Learning Community (CMRLC), and more. The Kiva Centers’ focus is the development and promotion of healing communities for people experiencing different social class impacts like trauma, mental health, and substance use. At Kiva Centers, we hold firm to the belief that healing is fostered through meaningful connections with others who have traversed similar paths. Through shared experiences, individuals find acceptance, understanding, and ultimately, liberation from the social and systemic impacts of trauma, mental health, and substance use recovery.

Conference Co-Sponsor | $5,000.00
UAF College of Indigenous Studies
At the UAF College of Indigenous Studies, we offer academic programs designed to serve Indigenous communities and build a new generation of leaders. Our programs are grounded in Indigenous communities and the challenges they face.

Conference Track | $3,000.00
University of Georgia School of Social Work
The School of Social Work at the University of Georgia prepares culturally responsive practitioners and scholars to be leaders in addressing social problems and promoting social justice, locally and globally, through teaching, research, and service.

Lunch Sponsor | $2,000.00
Center for Rural Behavioral Health at Minnesota State University, Mankato
The Blue Cross® and Blue Shield® of Minnesota Center for Rural Behavioral Health at Minnesota State University, Mankato is dedicated to improving the behavioral health of residents in rural Minnesota through workforce development, education, and research. The Blue Cross® and Blue Shield® of Minnesota Center for Rural Behavioral Health aims to enhance the well-being of Minnesotans through collaborations with rural communities to inform and design sustainable, evidence-based practices that address the unique needs of rural individuals and families.

Lunch Sponsor | $2,000.00
Molina Healthcare
Molina believes every person, family and community deserves access to high-quality health care. Our mission is to deliver effective, reliable, and affordable healthcare to those who receive government-sponsored health care. We deliver a holistic, community-based approach designed to meet the individual needs of our 5.5 million members across the country.

Donation/Custom Package | $2,000.00
3RNET
3RNET is the Nation’s Most Trusted Resource for Health Professionals Seeking Careers in Rural and Underserved Communities.
Members of our vast and diverse network can be found in every state representing organizations that serve the nation’s health care safety net.
Our no-cost service to job seekers is powered by the 3RNET interactive digital job search engine.

Refreshment Break | $500.00
University of Alabama VitAL
VitAL is a trusted partnership between Alabama state agencies and the University of Alabama. VitAL is a research, implementation, training and education initiative that aims to improve the lived experience of Alabamians with mental health, substance use, and trauma-related challenges. The VitAL team works with community and organizational stakeholders across all of Alabama’s 67 counties.

Refreshment Break | $500.00
Fairbanks Native Association
Fairbanks Native Association is a nonprofit that was incorporated in 1967 in the State of Alaska. Our vision is, we are a unified, healthy and empowered Native community that embraces all cultures. Our mission is, To improve the quality of life for individuals and families by promotion justice, healing and wellness in our community. Over the years our organization has changed public policies that we discriminatory to our people and our programs within Behavioral Health, Community Services and education services have helped countless people maintain sobriety, celebrate culture and receive an education.
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