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The broad purpose of the Opioid Response Network’s Recovery Stakeholder Committee is to provide a platform for sharing and engagement to enhance communication and collaboration related to the network’s recovery related efforts. This committee includes C4 Innovations; Faces and Voices of Recovery; National Council for Behavioral Health; and the Recovery Research Institute. This committee is Chaired by Laurie Krom, MS, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network.
Recovery Stakeholder Committee
The broad purpose of the Opioid Response Network’s Recovery Stakeholder Committee is to provide a platform for sharing and engagement to enhance communication and collaboration related to the network’s recovery related efforts. This committee includes C4 Innovations; Faces and Voices of Recovery; National Council for Behavioral Health; and the Recover Research Institute. This committee is Chaired by Laurie Krom, MS, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network.
Prevention Stakeholder Committee
A cohesive and well qualified prevention workforce is necessary to implement evidence-based prevention in communities and at the state level. With prevention as an integral player, the Opioid Response Network developed a Prevention Stakeholder Committee which includes the American Academy of Family Physicians; American Heart Association; Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America; Prevention Technology Transfer Center Network; National Prevention Network; and the Partnership to End Addiction. This committee is Co-chaired by Holly Hagle, PhD, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network and Pat Castillo, Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America.
Prevention Stakeholder Committee
A cohesive and well qualified prevention workforce is necessary to implement evidence-based prevention in communities and at the state level. With prevention as an integral player, the Opioid Response Network developed a Prevention Stakeholder Committee which includes the American Academy of Family Physicians; American Heart Association; Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America; Prevention Technology Transfer Center Network; National Prevention Network; and the Partnership to End Addiction. This committee is Co-chaired by Holly Hagle, PhD, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network and Pat Castillo, Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America.
Black/African-American Workgroup
Myra Mathis, MD and Tracie Gardner co-chair the Opioid Response Network’s Black/African American workgroup advising all activities addressing opioid use disorders and stimulant use within these communities. The workgroup is identifying educational resources, defining criteria for vetting and identifying consultants and creating educational resources as needed.
Black/African-American Workgroup
Myra Mathis, MD and Tracie Gardner co-chair the Opioid Response Network’s Black/African American workgroup advising all activities addressing opioid use disorders and stimulant use within these communities. The workgroup is identifying educational resources, defining criteria for vetting and identifying consultants and creating educational resources as needed.
Stimulants Workgroup
The Opioid Response Network has built a diverse team with experience in the prevention, treatment and recovery of stimulant use disorder from across the continuum of care. Co-chaired by Frances R. Levin, MD and Bryan Hartzler, PhD, this workgroup leads the network’s efforts in identifying educational resources, vetting consultants and creating training materials as needed.
Stimulants Workgroup
The Opioid Response Network has built a diverse team with experience in the prevention, treatment and recovery of stimulant use disorder from across the continuum of care. Co-chaired by Frances R. Levin, MD and Bryan Hartzler, PhD, this workgroup leads the network’s efforts in identifying educational resources, vetting consultants and creating training materials as needed.
LGBTQ+ Workgroup
Margaret Paschen-Wolff, DrPH, MSW and Jeremy Kidd, MD, MPH co-chair the Opioid Response Network’s LGBTQ+ workgroup advising all activities addressing opioid use disorders and stimulant use within these populations and identifying locally useful resources to address the deepening opioid and stimulant use crises.
LGBTQ+ Workgroup
Margaret Paschen-Wolff, DrPH, MSW and Jeremy Kidd, MD, MPH co-chair the Opioid Response Network’s LGBTQ+ workgroup advising all activities addressing opioid use disorders and stimulant use within these populations and identifying locally useful resources to address the deepening opioid and stimulant use crises.
Justice & Correction Stakeholder Committee
To support the development and delivery of resources and educational opportunities for those working across justice and corrections and for the individuals they serve, the Opioid Response Network works in collaboration with several organizations forming a Justice and Corrections Stakeholder Committee. This committee is Co-Chaired by Kathryn Cates-Wessel, American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and Rosemarie A. Martin, PhD, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network.
Justice & Correction Stakeholder Committee
To support the development and delivery of resources and educational opportunities for those working across justice and corrections and for the individuals they serve, the Opioid Response Network works in collaboration with several organizations forming a Justice and Corrections Stakeholder Committee. These organizations include the: Association of Prosecuting Attorneys; American Probation and Parole Association; Major County Sheriffs of America; National Center for State Courts; National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges; National Judicial College; National Sheriff's Association; State Justice Institute; and The Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative. This committee is Co-Chaired by Kathryn Cates-Wessel, American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and Rosemarie A. Martin, PhD, Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network.
AI/AN Workgroup
The Opioid Response Network is committed to helping Native communities in their response to opioid and stimulant use by providing locally relevant, culturally responsive training and resources. Co-chaired by Holly Echo-Hawk, MSc (Pawnee) and Aimee Campbell, PhD, the American Indian/ Alaskan Native (AI/AN) Workgroup leads the network’s national response to requests from AI/AN communities.
AI/AN Workgroup
The Opioid Response Network is committed to helping Native communities in their response to opioid and stimulant use by providing locally relevant, culturally responsive training and resources. Co-chaired by Holly Echo-Hawk, MSc (Pawnee) and Aimee Campbell, PhD, the American Indian/ Alaskan Native (AI/AN) Workgroup leads the network’s national response to requests from AI/AN communities.