About the symposium: How police respond to mental health crises has become a critical discussion nationwide. Given the potentially fatal consequences of police responses to mental health crisis calls, the efficacy of traditional mental health crisis response techniques and practices have been increasingly called into question. The Law & Psychology Review will be hosting a symposium to address this changing area of law. The symposium, entitled “Crisis Response: Mental Health & Policing,” will facilitate a discussion addressing both local and nationwide efforts to reform mental health crisis response.
Register to Attend: click the Zoom Webinar link here: https://uasystem.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eiL_Xw_hTheFz2o9i_Cevw
Symposium Schedule
9:00
Introductory Remarks
9:15
Huntsville & The Jeffery Parker Shooting w/ panelists Robert Broussard, Hee Yun Lee, and Jeremy Blair
10:15
Break
10:30
Mental Health Crisis Response in Alabama with panelists Lauren Kois, Neil Rafferty and James Tucker
11:30
Break
11:45
Nationwide Look at Models for Reform with panelists Amy Watson Carleigh Sailon and Jackson Beck
12:45
Concluding Remarks
Register to Attend: click the Zoom Webinar link here: https://uasystem.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eiL_Xw_hTheFz2o9i_Cevw
Symposium Schedule
9:00
Introductory Remarks
9:15
Huntsville & The Jeffery Parker Shooting w/ panelists Robert Broussard, Hee Yun Lee, and Jeremy Blair
10:15
Break
10:30
Mental Health Crisis Response in Alabama with panelists Lauren Kois, Neil Rafferty and James Tucker
11:30
Break
11:45
Nationwide Look at Models for Reform with panelists Amy Watson Carleigh Sailon and Jackson Beck
12:45
Concluding Remarks
