Mattering in the Community: A Pathway to Youth Resilience and Adaptability Dr. Gordon Flett October 6, 2021 1-3PM Virtual via Zoom MRBN member: $15 Non-member: $25 Dr. Gordon Flett, author of “The Psychology of Mattering: Understanding the Human Need to be Significant", will provide insight into the science and evidence on Youth Mattering, issues of youth social anxiety and perfectionism, and strategies for communities to enhance supports for Youth Mattering. A panel will highlight Maine-based approaches to enhancing Mattering, building resilience, and improving well-being and public health. This professional development opportunity is suitable for people from all sectors, including public health, behavioral health, education, government, and business. Presented in partnership with Maine CDC and AdCare |
Building Positive Relationships with Youth 1-2:30PM In response to requests from MRBN members, we are excited to partner with the Maine Youth Action Network (MYAN) for a Lunch & Learn focused on building positive relationships with youth. In this interactive session, the MYAN team will lead participants in an exploration of authentic youth-adult partnerships. Every young person is unique; understanding core youth values and structural inequities young people are navigating better prepares all adults to build positive relationships with Maine youth. | KIDS COUNT Data Discussion JUNE 18, 2021 A Lunch & Learn presentation and discussion of the newly released 2021 Maine KIDS COUNT Data Book with Helen Hemminger from the Maine Children's Alliance. Find out about key takeaways and opportunities to address inequities apparent in the latest data on how children and families are faring. The Maine KIDS COUNT Data Book is produced by the Maine Children's Alliance every other year - the comprehensive report of the physical, social, economic, and educational well-being of children in Maine. The Data Book can serve as a useful resource to advocates and decision makers to ensure policies and programs are centered in supporting and strengthening families. |
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YOU MATTER TO THE CONVERSATION!
MRBN is leading a call to action to Cultivate Mattering for Maine Youth. Join the Conversation for Community Driven Change! Read the MRBN White Paper. Learn more about the Maine Integrated Youth Health Survey results and the importance of connections and mattering. Visit the Mattering page to learn more about the work being done across the MRBN Network and in communities to Cultivate Mattering for Maine Youth. Join the Conversation. Virtual Community Forums will be hosted by facilitator Carole Martin in all Public Health Districts. No fee to attend. Open to all. We encourage Civic & Business Leaders, Human Resource Professionals, Educators, Healthcare Professionals, Organizations and Community Neighbors to attend. Please Register and Join Your County Conversation or a date best for You!
You may register for more than one Community Forum on Mattering for Maine Youth.
LIVE REGISTRATION LINKS - REGISTER TODAY FOR A VIRTUAL COMMUNITY FORUM: MATTERING FOR MAINE YOUTH
York County Public Health District 1- Jan. 26- 1:00pm-2:30pm Cumberland Cty Public Health District 2- Feb. 3- 6:30pm-8:00pm
Androscoggin, Franklin Oxford Cty Public Health District 3- Feb. 11- 1:00pm-2:30pm Somerset, Kennebec County Public Health District 5- Mar. 18- 1pm-2:30pm
Waldo, Lincoln, Knox Cty Midcoast Public Health District 4- Feb. 8- 6:30pm-8:00pm Penobscot, Piscataquis County Penquis Public Health District 6- Mar. 16- 1pm-2:30pm
Hancock, Washington Cty, Downeast Public Health District 7- Mar. 5- 1:00pm-2:30pm Aroostook County Public Health District 8- Feb. 2- 1:00pm-2:30pm
GROUNDBREAKING CONVERSATION Over 200 Gathered With Maine Thought Leaders Virtually December 3 & 9, 2020 Cultivating Mattering for Maine Youth Roundtables
Thank you to our Thought Leaders |
