June 19, 2005: Public Policy, Networking and Celebration |
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Sunday's events begin with an Interfaith Worship Service |
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Kathryn Kotrla of Texas A&M University addresses the Veterans networking session |
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Sam Cochran, founder of the renowed Memphis CIT program, receives the NAMI award named in his honor from Ron Honberg, NAMI’s Policy Director |
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Darcy Gruttadaro, Director of NAMI’s Child and Adolescent Action Center facilitates "A Conversation About Making Children’s Mental Health a National Priority" |
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Daughters and sons of persons with mental illness share their experiences and work to define their goals for expanding NAMI’s ability to support their peers. |
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Gathering materials from the NAMI Land section of the Exhibit Hall |
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NAMI co-sponsored a "Curbside Chat" with the College of Psychiatric and Neurological Pharmacists, where attendees could speak with pharmacists and psychiatrists |
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Taking a break in the Consumer Welcome Center |
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The Outstanding NAMI Member Award is presented to William Harwood (right), by NAMI Executive Director Mike Fitzpatrick |
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The Richard T. Greer Advocacy Award is presented to Julie Tait and Family |
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King Davis, chair, School of Social Work, University of Texas, and Edwardo Sanchez, MD, commissioner, Texas Department of State Health Services addressed the opening plenary |
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Jamming at Celebration Recovery… |
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…and just having fun, Texas-style! |
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