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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2022 · 17 MIN

Mental Health in America: The Intersection of Mental Health and Justice

from After the Fact · host The Pew Charitable Trusts

Personnel from America's emergency response systems are on the front lines answering calls from individuals experiencing mental health crises. In this episode of "Mental Health in America," Julie Wertheimer, project director for Pew's work on mental health and justice partnerships, discusses the current state of these response systems and their impact on our criminal justice system. Joseph Getch, CEO of PRS, a Virginia nonprofit that provides behavioral health services, and B.J. Wagner, senior vice president of health and public safety with the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute share how 988 and local 911 efforts are working to protect public safety while connecting people to the care they need.

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