List of previous and upcoming presentations, interviews and publications:
-Presenter: "Creating a Resilient Health and Mental Health Care Workforce" (The School Based Health Alliance annual convention, June 2019)
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-Presenter: "Cross-cultural Psychiatry with Immigrant Families" (Children's National Medical Center, May 2019)
-Featured expert: "Migrant Kids Survive Hardship to Reunite with their Parents. Then What?" (NPR Weekend Edition, November 2018)
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-Presenter: "Primary and Secondary Trauma Working with Immigrant and Refugee Legal Clients" (American Immigration Lawyers Association, 2018)
-Featured expert: documentary on youth and gangs to be aired on national news in December 2018
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-Featured expert: "Separating Kids from their Parents Can Lead to Long-Term Health Problems" (NPR interview, June 2018)
-Presenter: Clinical considerations working with immigrant families (Children’s
National Medical Center, June 2018)
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-Presenter: "The Cost of Caring: Vicarious Trauma for Helping Professionals working with Trauma Survivors" (HIAS, 2018)
Presenter: Developing and Sustaining School-based Health and Mental Health Programming (Trust for
America’s Health “Healthy Schools Campaign,” 2017)
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-Facilitator: Strengthening the Capacity of School Nurses to Respond to Mental Health Crises initiative,
(Children’s National Medical Center Child Health Improvement Project, 2017)
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-Presenter: Reducing Disparities in Access to Care for Immigrant and Refugee Populations (Latino Health
Disparities conference, George Washington University, 2016)
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-Presenter: Unpacking the Backpacking: Creating Systems of Care inside School Systems to support
Immigrant and Refugee Student Wellbeing (Georgetown University, 2017)
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-Presenter: Responding to Trauma in the Classroom (Multiple public school settings, ongoing)
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-Panelist, NBC4 “Changing Minds” Adolescent Mental Health community forum (2014)
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-Author, seven reports for publication in the World Refugee Survey (2007)
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-Co-developer, “Sé tú mismo/Be yourself” positive youth development pregnancy prevention curriculum