Media Literacy

On the Front Lines Community Alliance is a community of practice focusing on the foundational basis of peer support, where individuals share common concerns and challenges, which provide creative solutions and coping strategies. We build bridges of trust between recovery professionals that lead to a collaborative continuum of care while working to eliminate the atmosphere of competition amongst agencies. Professionals in the fields of mental health, addiction, and recovery professionals, and anyone in need can find support, resources, and community guidance for helping people find individualized recovery services.Hannah Schilling co-founded the group, On the Front Lines Community Alliance in 2019 with the vision of building a fast recovery and resilience network of organizations and professionals, facilitated by a common vision & healthy partnerships, centered on creating and maintaining a recovery-oriented system of care around mental health and substance use disordersOTFLCA Community of Practice meetings, also known as S.W.A.P. (Socials With a Purpose), bring recovery professionals together to share best practices, explore emerging trends, and build skills through connection and collaboration. With chapters in Cincinnati and Dayton, these meetings foster professional growth, partnerships, and a sense of belonging within the recovery community. This event serves as a platform for us, as professionals, to network with one another and build relationships that foster a culture of service and commitment. Additionally, members are encouraged to share any recovery-related resources, events, career opportunities, and continuing education events.We are committed to a healthy partnership with community agencies. One that is rooted in mutual respect, open communication, transparency, and a commitment to a common vision. We believe human services in our communities will thrive under a trusting and collaborative partnership with each organization and its representatives.

On the Front Lines Community Alliance

A workforce capacity educational opportunity, providing initial training and mentorship for prevention credentialing process.

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Session 9Media Literacy P3- Communication for Prevention Professionals Media Literacy teaches individuals how to apply critical thinking to media messages. When we are media literate, we understand how media messages shape our culture and society.Media Literacy teaches individuals how to apply critical thinking to media messages. When we are media literate, we understand how media messages shape our culture and society. To be aware of media influence we will need to learn how to decode media messages, acknowledge the influence of those messages on thoughts, feelings, and behavior, and evaluate these messages from multiple points of view. This educational session will teach participants how to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety of forms. Participants will discuss the influence media and media literacy has on public health issues.

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