Monthly Meetings
Open to the public - all are welcome!
Each month we meet for a workshop, guest speaker, open house, or other activity related to mental health. The Monthly Meeting is open to the public and is a great way to meet others who share similar experiences.
March 23 2020 - CANCELED due to COVID19 CDC Guidelines
Location: First Christian Church, 6165 Leesburg Pike (Rt. 7), Falls Church, VA
(enter at rear of church)
Time: 7:00 pm - Meet & greet with NAMI Northern Virginia members, friends, and program leaders. Refreshments served
7:15 pm - Welcome & announcements
7:30 - 8:45 pm - Program featuring a presentation on Restorative Justice Practices by Liane Rozzell
Liane Rozzell, a 21-year resident of Arlington County, is the Restorative Justice Project Coordinator in the Arlington County Manager's office. She is on loan for one year from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, where she has been a Senior Policy Associate focused on youth justice policy issues since 2015. During her assignment in Arlington, she is working with county residents, agencies, and community-based organizations to improve how our legal system, schools, and community respond to conflict and harm, using a restorative approach.
Ms. Rozzell worked as a magazine editor and in video production for more than 20 years before focusing on youth justice issues. She earned a bachelor's degree from Harvard University. She lives in the Penrose neighborhood of Arlington with her wife, the Rev. Linda Kaufman.
For more information, please email us at info@nami-nova.org
(enter at rear of church)
Time: 7:00 pm - Meet & greet with NAMI Northern Virginia members, friends, and program leaders. Refreshments served
7:15 pm - Welcome & announcements
7:30 - 8:45 pm - Program featuring a presentation on Restorative Justice Practices by Liane Rozzell
Liane Rozzell, a 21-year resident of Arlington County, is the Restorative Justice Project Coordinator in the Arlington County Manager's office. She is on loan for one year from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, where she has been a Senior Policy Associate focused on youth justice policy issues since 2015. During her assignment in Arlington, she is working with county residents, agencies, and community-based organizations to improve how our legal system, schools, and community respond to conflict and harm, using a restorative approach.
Ms. Rozzell worked as a magazine editor and in video production for more than 20 years before focusing on youth justice issues. She earned a bachelor's degree from Harvard University. She lives in the Penrose neighborhood of Arlington with her wife, the Rev. Linda Kaufman.
For more information, please email us at info@nami-nova.org
Previous Monthly Meeting Topics:
January 2020 - Medical Care, Social Security, and Disability by Marilyn Morrison
February 2020 - First Episode Psychosis by Lisa Beran & Andrew Tilles
February 2020 - First Episode Psychosis by Lisa Beran & Andrew Tilles
