Kind & Co events are hosting a socially conscious holiday party on 12/12 and the HaRRT Center is this year’s lucky beneficiary! Please join us for a night of community consciousness raising & holiday cheer, while enjoying great appetizers, music, craft cocktails, and local artisan pop up shops to benefit the HaRRT Center.
Category: News & Announcements
The latest news from HaRRT Center
We’re talking about harm reduction tomorrow at 12pm PT for the monthly NW ATTC webinar
This morning, we officially started a harm reduction treatment track in the Harborview Mental Health and Addictions Outpatient clinic. Go team Harm Reduction!
In the aftermath of the FDA press release announcing a crackdown on sales of e-cigs to minors, HaRRT Center co-director, Susan Collins, explains the health risks of smoking versus vaping for adults and kids
In the aftermath of the FDA press release announcing a crackdown on sales of e-cigs to minors, HaRRT Center co-director, Susan Collins, explains the health risks of smoking versus vaping for adults and kids
https://newsroom.uw.edu/postscript/upsides-and-downsides-vaping
Thank you, Navigation Center EAB!
At the end of last month, we wrapped up our year-long evaluation of Seattle’s Navigation Center! A vital part of the project was the formation of an Evaluation Advisory Board (EAB), which was comprised of many Nav Center stakeholders including Nav Center guests, staff, and management. Each month the EAB would meet at the same table to discuss and shape the report in a way that centered the guests’ voices. Our final meeting was bittersweet, but at least there was cake!
See the full report here.
Expanding the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) Program
We are excited to hear the announcement that King County will be putting $3.1 million towards expanding the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) Program! A great day for Harm Reduction and evidence-based policy!
News Article:
https://www.seattleweekly.com/…/king-county-moves-to-expan…/
More info on LEAD:
https://www.leadbureau.org/about-lead
The HaRRT Center Harm-reduction Treatment Training in Eastern Washington!
It was such an honor to be invited to do a training on harm reduction treatment for the Grant Integrated Services in Moses Lake, WA! Thanks, y’all for hosting Susan and for doing the good work you do in Grant County.
Photos from the Research Society on Alcoholism’s 41st Annual scientific conference
We’re still smiling after spending quality time with incoming RSA president, Dr. Mary Larimer, and collaborator and FSU’s MacKenzie Professor in Health Disparities Research, Dr. John Lowe, at the Research Society on Alcoholism’s 41st Annual scientific conference!
![](https://depts.washington.edu/harrtlab/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Mary-Larimer-e1530895056131.jpg)
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Last Call for the SUMMERTIME Art Gallery
HUGE thanks to everyone who has come to the SUMMERTIME gallery so far! The opening night was amazing and would not have been possible without the collaboration with our incredible partners at Sanctuary Art Center, DESC, K & F Catering, Efflux Creations, and CMD+P. It was beautiful to see the community come together to support local artists and social equity, and we deeply appreciate our partners and everyone who came to support the artists!
Artwork will be on display through June 29th at the CMD+P gallery space at 201 Yesler Way. More info about CMD+P:
http://www.effluxcreations.com/contact/
Digital scans of the artwork are also available as high quality 8”x10” prints. Artwork and instructions for ordering prints can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/…
UPDATED with video: Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Grand Rounds 6/8/2018
Dr. Susan Collins, co-director of the HaRRT Center, is presenting at the Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Grand Rounds this Friday, June 8th from 12:00-1:00 PM at the Harborview Medical Center R&T Building, room 109. Dr. Collins will define harm reduction and harm reduction treatment and talk about the HaRRT Center’s community-based treatment development model. A panel of community members will then share their experiences of collaborating with the HaRRT Center.