IZVESTIYA-PHYSICS OF THE SOLID EARTH

Efficacy of an mHealth Intervention (BRAVE) to Promote Mental Wellness for American Indian and Alaska Native Teenagers and Young Adults: Randomized Controlled Trial
Craig Rushing S, Kelley A, Bull S, Stephens D, Wrobel J, Silvasstar J, Peterson R, Begay C, Ghost Dog T, McCray C, Love Brown D, Thomas M, Caughlan C, Singer M, Smith P and Sumbundu K
Culturally relevant interventions are needed to help American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) teenagers and young adults navigate common risky situations involving family and friends, including drug and alcohol misuse, dating violence, and suicidality. Leveraging We R Native, a multimedia health resource for Native teenagers and young adults, staff of the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board designed the BRAVE intervention for Native youth. The program is delivered via SMS text messaging and includes role model videos, mental wellness strategies, links to culturally relevant resources, and social support from family and friends.
Assessing the Usability, Appeal, and Impact of a Web-Based Training for Adults Responding to Concerning Posts on Social Media: Pilot Suicide Prevention Study
Kerr B, Stephens D, Pham D, Ghost Dog T, McCray C, Caughlan C, Gaston A, Gritton J, Jenkins M, Craig Rushing S and Moreno MA
Suicide prevention remains challenging among youth, as many do not disclose suicidal ideation. Nearly one-third of American Indian and Alaska Native (AI and AN, tribal, or native) youth see concerning messages on social media at least weekly.