When a child faces a behavioral health crisis, every response matters. Chettie Greer of Emergency Medical Services for Children explores the growing reality of pediatric mental health emergencies across North Dakota and how communities, first responders, educators, and healthcare providers can work together to create more compassionate, coordinated pathways to care and healing.
Read MoreBehind every behavioral health service is a system of policies, funding, and partnerships that determines whether help is available when people need it most. Pam Sagness, Executive Director of North Dakota’s Behavioral Health Division, shares how statewide leadership is shaping the future of behavioral health across the state.
Read MoreHuman trafficking is often hidden in plain sight. Stacey Schaffer of 31:8 Project brings a grounded perspective to the 2026 Summit, helping communities recognize what is often missed and respond with clarity and care.
Read MoreWhen words fall short, art creates a path forward. Explore how creative expression supports healing, reduces stigma, and is transforming behavioral health outreach in rural communities.
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