Websites
MMIW – Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women
This webpage provides information and statistics about Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women. Visit the WebsiteRead moreNorth Dakota Resources for Native American Women and Girls
This webpage provides North Dakota and national resources for Native American women and girls. Visit the WebsiteRead moreBlack Girls Smile
This webpage promotes mental health resources, programs, virtual events, and more for African American girls. Visit the WebsiteRead moreBlack Mental Health
This webpage provides great information about black mental health including how to take care of yourself, how to help, and multiple fantastic resource options! Visit the WebsiteRead more
Supporting Children Who Are Grieving a Death By Suicide
This toolkit resource includes how to have conversations with a child about a suicide death, factors to consider before offering support, how to be a support person, and resources for professionals, parents/caregivers, and children/teens. Visit the WebsiteRead moreGrief Support and Resources
This website has grief resources for kids, teens, young adults, parents/caregivers, living with an advanced serious illness and supporters of grievers. Visit the WebsiteRead moreImproving Supports for Male Survivors of Sexual Exploitation
Resource for services providers to help eliminate biases while increasing support and awareness to help boys and young men thrive. There is additional resources listed, including: Understanding the Commercially Sexual Exploitation of Boys & Young Men & Understanding Commercial Sexual Exploitation of LGBTQIA2S+ Youth. Visit the WebsiteRead moreHow to Address Mental Health For Students Experiencing Homelessness
This website gives an overview of student homelessness and housing, how this affects their mental health, and strategies for supporting the mental health of students experiencing homelessness. Visit the WebsiteRead moreTrauma Screening in Children & Adolescents
TCTY collaborated with ND Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program and ND Behavioral Health to develop a website for the training of the trauma screening tool: The University of Minnesota’s Traumatic Stress Screen for Children and Adolescents (TSSCA). Unrecognized and untreated child traumatic stress can lead to the development of trauma-related symptoms. These symptoms canRead more
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