The research, outreach and writing of this publication was a partnership between:
Spark Policy Institute (formerly known as the Center for Systems Integration)
Pilar Ingargiola, MPH; Denise McHugh, JD; Jewlya Lynn, BA: Melissa Guzman, MSW - a public policy think tank that brings together research with input from communities, policymakers, leaders and the public to find solutions to complex policy problems (www.sparkpolicy.com)
and
Bridging Cultures, Improving Performance
Lucy Trujillo, BS - a consultancy working to develop and implement a process of organizational change for improving the climate for diversity.
AUTHORS & ADVISORY COMMITTEE
- Asian Pacific Development Center – Frank Kim, Ph.D. and Carey Ann Tanaka, Ph.D.
- Association of Black Psychologists – Robert L. Atwell, Psy.D.
- Association of Black Psychologists; Denver Chapter – Carnita M. Groves, MA
- AstraZeneca – Dyan Alexander, MAS
- Colorado Asian Health Education and Promotion – Alok Sarwal, Ph.D.
- Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council – Doyle Forrestal, JD
- Colorado Community Church – Pastor Keita Andrews
- The Colorado Trust – Carol Breslau, MPA and Ginger Harrell, BA
- Denver Indian Family Resource Center – Isabelle Medchill, LCSW and Theresa Halsey, BA
- Division of Mental Health, Colorado Department of Human Services – Curt Drennen, Psy.D. and Jane Crowley
- Denver Mayor’s Office for Education and Children – Susan M. Gallo, Ph.D.
- El Centro Esperanza – Maria Evelyn Morreo, MA
- Family Agency Collaboration, Mental Health Center of Denver – Deborah Ward-White, LCC
- Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health; Colorado Chapter – Lily Boyce
- Office of Health Disparities, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment – Cerise Hunt, MSW
- Research Evaluation Associates for Latinos – Theresa Rosner-Salazar, Psy.D.
- University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center & Colorado Psychological Association – Chad Morris, Ph.D. and Cynthia Wang-Toxby, Psy.D.
A special thank you to AstraZeneca for its support of the 2006 Colorado Mental Health Disparities Summit.
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