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Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration Center for Mental Health Services

Last Updated: 8/15/2012

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SAMHSA’s Resource Center to Promote Acceptance,
Dignity and Social Inclusion Associated with
Mental Health (ADS Center)

 
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   Employment:

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   Faith & Spirituality:

Faith Leaders, congregation, inclusion

   Gender:

Men, women, LGBT

   Housing:

Landlords/realtors, homelessness, NIMBYism

   Language:

Stigmatizing words, labels, people-first language

   Media:

News, film, television, myths of violence

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Policymakers, criminal justice system, protection and advocacy

   Research, Facts & Statistics:

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   Rural Communities:

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   Sports:

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   Substance Use Disorders:

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