Dear DICLC List serve,

 

I would like to personally thank Alison, Jackie, Tedra, Jeremy, April, Rey and Daintry for participating on our first DICLC List serve call. I am grateful for all your work in this area and look forward to supporting you and your Councils. If you missed the first call, you will not want to miss the second. This is a wonderful opportunity to share knowledge and resources, ask and answer questions and dialogue with others that have invested in the area of improving the cultural and linguistic work of Councils. Please join us in April by answering the Doodle poll below or contact me directly. When you see list serve questions/requests please feel free to respond!

 

Doodle poll to can discuss potential planning ideas related to DICLC for the NACDD Annual conference.

https://doodle.com/poll/i5rpt57b5vsaqza9

 

Before our next meeting, please submit…

 

1) Ideas for a breakout session for the NACDD Annual Conference that encompasses DICLC with regard to Council work. In addition, please let me know if you would be willing to participate in the session. (i.e. give a presentation, moderate, support an advocate to present etc.)

 

2)  Strategies, ideas or tools that your Council is using to embed DICLC in the work of the Council.  For Councils who have already submitted strategies, I will contact you separately. 

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

 

>2020 Technical Assistance Institute (TAI) and NACDD Annual Conference dates and location.

 

·         TAI July 7th (full day) and 8th (half day). 

 

·         NACDD Annual Conference July 8-10.

·         Capital Hilton, 1001 16th Street NW, Washington, District of Columbia, 20036.

 

>Council Consortium – February 18, 2020 at 3pm ET. Topics will be on health equity/health disparity. 

 

>Exploring Intersectionality and Multiple Cultural Identities within Developmental and other Disabilities

>What Do NCI Data Reveal About People Who Are Dual Diagnosed with ID and Mental Illness?

The understanding of how to provide services and supports to people who are dual diagnosed continues to deepen and expand. In this data brief we examine National Core Indicators™ (NCI™) data from 2017-2018 to explore the characteristics and outcomes of people with dual diagnoses with the hope that it will add to a growing body of knowledge - What Do NCI Data Reveal About People Who Are Dual Diagnosed with ID and Mental Illness?

I have also attached the meeting notes and PowerPoint from our call. If you have any edits to the notes, please let me know.

All my best,

Angela

 

Angela Castillo-Epps

National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities
ITACC, Technical Assistance Specialist
1825 K Street, NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20006
202-506-5813, ext. 100

Itacchelp.org

NACDD.org