Mass Casualty Incidents and the Impacts on Vulnerable Populations
Tuesday April 15th 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Join us for a powerful panel discussion exploring the profound impact of mass casualty incidents on individuals, families, and communities. This conversation will bring together experts in mental health, trauma response, and crisis intervention to examine the psychological, emotional, and social effects of these tragic events.
Our distinguished panelists include
Dr. Erika Rajo, University Medical Center
Dr. Sandy Hyatt, University Medical Center
Carrie Moulder, LMSW, Violence Prevention Institute
Eleanor Hamilton-Wohl, LCSW, Grounded Health NOLA
Danny Allen, Ubuntu Village NOLA
Moderated by Hope Levins, LCSW, Violence Prevention Institute
Together, they will discuss the immediate and long-term effects of mass casualty incidents, including the psychological toll on survivors, first responders, and the broader community. They will also explore coping strategies, available support systems, and ways to foster resilience in the face of tragedy.
This event is open to mental health professionals, first responders, policymakers, community leaders, survivors, and anyone interested in understanding the impact of mass casualty events and how to support those affected.
CEUs provided.
