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Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III delivers a message to the force for Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Watch the video here.
SAPRTEC Course Catalog Now Available
The SAPRTEC Course Catalog is now available on SPARX Connection and VALIANT. The catalog offers a consolidated, comprehensive listing of SAPRO course offerings and more than 30 self-paced courses and webinars for SAPR professionals. To learn more and view the catalog click here.
VALIANT Community of Practice Launches for Sexual Assault Response Workforce
SAPRO is excited to announce the launch of VALIANT (Victim Advocates Learning, Innovating, and Networking Together), a new DoD online community of practice for Sexual Assault Response Workforce (SARW) personnel. To learn more and become a member, click here.
CATCH a Serial Offender Program Introduction Training Now Available on Joint Knowledge Online (JKO)
The CATCH a Serial Offender Program training provides a basic overview of the program. To learn more and participate in training, click here.
Sexual Violence Support Experiences Study (SVSES) Launches​
The SVSES allows the DoD to learn directly from Service members about their experiences with sexual violence, and specifically sexual assault. Information from the study will provide the DoD with information to inform improvements to SAPR programs and policies. To learn more and take the survey, click here.
SAPRO launches Men’s SAPR Campaign
SAPRO has launched the Men’s SAPR Campaign, designed to raise awareness of sexual assaults experienced by our male Service members. The campaign materials provide vital education, share important resources, and promote ongoing discussions of sexual assault and the spectrum of harm within the military.  More information about the campaign can be found here.
November 10, 2021 DSD Memo: Updates to SAPR Policy
The Deputy Secretary of Defense Memorandum, “Updates to Department of Defense Policy and Procedures for the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program and Adult Sexual Assault Investigations,” establishes key updates to SAPR policies. Policy updates can be found here.
IRC Recommendations on Countering Sexual Assault in the Military
The Independent Review Commission (IRC) on Sexual Assault in the Military made 82 recommendations in four priority areas: accountability; prevention; climate and culture; and victim care and support. The full report of the IRC can be found here.
Mental Health Care | VA Minneapolis Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Couples therapy to help you face family challenges such as parenting, relationships, coping with illness and caregiving
Group classes and therapies to help you learn and apply skills, for example:
	
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Moral Reconation Therapy
SMART Recovery

 Medication management 
 

Consultation with prescribers (psychiatrists, advanced practice nurses, pharmacists) about medications that might help you

 Peer support for individuals and groups 
 

Peer support groups welcome all Veterans at any stage of recovery who have lived experiences of mental illness or substance use. These groups are a way to talk with one another about shared experiences, struggles and challenges in a safe environment
Learn more about our peer support groups

 Services for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness 
 

If you are a Veteran who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless due to financial hardship, unemployment, addiction, depression, or transition from jail, Minneapolis VA can help you.
Learn more about the care and resources we provide for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness

 Treatment for addictive disorders 
 

Treatment for addictive disorders, including residential rehabilitation treatment programs

 Transition and care management for returning Veterans 
 

Transition and care management for returning Veterans and service members
Polytrauma care (if you have multiple traumatic injuries)
Counseling and rehabilitation
Mental and behavioral health services
Family benefits counseling and assistance
Referral assistance
Learn more about the post deployment clinic

 Case management 
 

Case management services for individuals experiencing homelessness, severe mental illness, or frequent hospitalization

 Home visits 
 

Home visits for individuals who cannot access services at the hospital (through Home Based Primary Care)

 Mental health rehabilitation 
 

Mental health rehabilitation programming through the Veterans Bridge to Recovery, a program for Veterans with serious mental illness
Learn more about the Veterans Bridge to Recovery

Veterans mental health council
Each VA supports a council of Veterans and supporters who provide input on ways to improve mental health services. The Minneapolis VA council currently meets once per month and welcomes input from Veterans, family members, friends, supporters and others who hope to improve care for Veterans.
Learn more about the Veterans mental health council at Minneapolis VA
Evidence based treatments
We place a strong emphasis on treatments that have been scientifically studied and proven to be effective.
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
Check out the Point Lobos Summer Adventures Camp! This program is an outdoor day camp for kids and teenagers. We strive to expose the next generation to the joys of exploring and recreating in our parks. The program is based at Point Lobos but includes visits to numerous local parks and outdoor recreational experiences.
To learn more and to register, visit https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=27276. For more information, contact Ashley Wemp at (831) 884-2957. 
Welcome to Point Lobos State Natural Reserve

Point Lobos State Natural Reserve has often been called “The crown jewel of the California State Park System.” Landscape Painter Francis McComas called Point Lobos “the greatest meeting of land and water in the world.” World class photographers Edward Weston and Ansel Adams spent years of their lives patrolling the woods and shores of Point Lobos for the perfect photograph. Originally known to indigenous people as "Isxhenta," Point Lobos was considered a sacred place to be cherished and nourished. Today, people come from all over the world to become inspired by this unique place.
Point Lobos SNR is outstanding for sightseeing, photography, painting, nature study, picnicking, SCUBA diving and jogging. The offshore area, part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, forms one of the richest underwater habitats in the world popular with divers. On land there are rare plant communities, unique geological formations and incredibly rich flora and fauna. What is perhaps most remarkable is the ecological recovery of Point Lobos, once the site of countless industrial activities, from whaling operations and gravel quarries to the largest abalone cannery on the West Coast. Point Lobos is now classified as a State Natural Reserve, allowing visitors to witness its incredible ecological recovery after years of heavy resource extraction. 
For more information about activities available during your visit, learning more about the reserve, or how you can suppor the preservation of this amazing State Reserve, go to the Point Lobos Foundation WEBSITE.
Please call the park number listed at the top of the page prior to your visit for the most up-to-date information about specific activities you are interested in.
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Fort Klock | St. Johnsville, NY
	National Register of Historic Places Listing: 1972
	Fort Klock is a 1750 fortified homestead and a c. 1790 Dutch barn that is owned and operated by Fort Klock Historic Restoration located in New York's Mohawk Valley. The site chronicles the experiences of the region's Palatine German settlers, who relocated from earlier settlements in the Hudson Valley. The house's stone construction was a matter of necessity in an area rife with conflict in the 18th century.
	Fort Klock Historic Restoration has been involved in the restoration of the structures and has led public programming at the site since 1973.
Lutheran Parsonage | Schoharie, NY
	National Register of Historic Places Listing: 1972
	This story-and-a-half wood-frame building was built in 1743 and is one of the oldest meeting houses in New York State. It stands behind the Lutheran Cemetery and Church in Schoharie and represents the migration of Palatine Germans from their Hudson Valley settlements to the Schoharie Valley in the early 18th century.
	The building was one of few to survive the destruction of the Schoharie Valley in 1780, at which time the area's German settlements were decimated by forces loyal to England. The dwelling's New World Dutch timber frame is noteworthy, and evidence suggests the exterior once featured exposed half-timber work in traditional Germanic fashion.
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The Story of Tall Mary | Maria Goosens, known as "Tall Mary", emigrated from the Netherlands to New Netherland in 1649. Learn about her struggles to start a new life running a tavern.
The Dutch in New Netherland: The Beginnings of Albany, New York | Explore the motives and establishment of New Netherland through this rich historical overview.
Reviving A Dutch Holiday With African Flavor | Pinkster was a three- to five-day celebration beginning the Monday following Pentecost Sunday held in Dutch Colonial New Netherland and later New York from the 17th century through the late 19th century.
Military Sexual Trauma (MST) | Veterans Affairs
These services include psychological assessment and evaluation, medication evaluation and treatment, and individual and group psychotherapy for mental health conditions associated with MST. Treatment for physical health conditions related to MST is also available.
MST-related outpatient counseling through VA’s community-based Vet Centers. 
MST-related treatment in VA’s residential (live-in) or inpatient programs for individuals who need more intensive treatment and support.

You can request to meet with a clinician of a particular gender if it helps you feel more comfortable.
You don’t need to discuss or disclose your MST experience when registering with VA. Just ask to meet with a VA health care professional for a clinical evaluation. The provider can discuss your health concerns and help refer you to the MST-related mental health or medical care you need.
Learn more about how we can help with Military Sexual Trauma
A note on who can receive these services
We refer to “Veterans” on this page. But these groups can also receive care related to experiences of MST:
MST-related services are available for Veterans and most former Service members, including those who received an Other Than Honorable discharge or served for fewer than two years. Standard length of service requirements do not apply to eligibility for MST-related care, and some individuals may be able to receive MST-related care even if they are not eligible for other VA care. Service connection (that is, a VA disability rating) is not needed.
	Former National Guard and Reserve members with federal active-duty service or a service-connected disability who were discharged under honorable conditions or with an other than honorable discharge. The service-connected disability doesn’t need to be related to your experiences of MST.
Current service members. We may require a Defense Department referral for some types of services.

For more information, please contact your nearest VA medical center and ask to speak to the MST coordinator
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 How do I access VA services related to MST?
 

You may access VA services related to MST in any of these ways: 
If you have a VA health care provider, consider telling that person that you experienced MST.
Mars Audio Log #10 - NASA
Just getting to see my family again and everything that so I’m really looking forward to. Yeah, that next morning, definitely going to be up, see that I’m missing those blue skies and everything. I’m sure I would like to see the sunset that night, but might not have a chance with all the post egress activities and everything. So that might be a little bit ambitious. I’m just going to plan on the sunrise the next morning.
Pictured here are tomatoes grown inside the CHAPEA habitat. Credit: NASA
Ross Brockwell: Alright. So what’s coming up in the next month?
Nathan Jones: Well, as you mentioned, we have mission day 300. I think we crossed the four fifths milestones. So again, counting up. As far as those targets go, I think we’re starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel, but none of us, I don’t think are really the mindset of life. We’re quite there yet.
Ross Brockwell: Yeah, still a ways to go. It’ll be savoring those last few harvests that we get for the food crops and more EVA challenges, a couple pieces of unfinished business in the EVAs we want to get to. So still some more things to look forward to and maybe even a few surprises.
Nathan Jones: Yeah, and, and I think I’ll increasingly start looking more towards getting things ready for my return back to my normal work outside of here and getting, you know, credentialing and all those things sorted out. So I think I’m going to be having more and more of that on my mind as we go forward. So it’s actually exciting. I think we’ll probably be getting a little bit more, you know, excited to be getting towards the end of the mission, but also, you know, excited about having those experiences. Some of those experiences we have here, like the EVAs for the last time too.
Ross Brockwell: Yeah, I’m really looking forward to seeing how we’ve helped, you know, move us forward towards getting to Mars.
Pharmacy Residency Program - PGY2 Geriatrics Curriculum | VA Central Arkansas Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Minimum of 75% of objectives (20 of 27 required ASHP PGY2 Geriatric objectives) must be achieved for the residency (ACHR) before the end of the residency year, with no objectives with a final rating of “needs improvement”
Progress for these objectives will be discussed with the resident at each quarterly meeting
Timely completion of all evaluations in PharmAcademic
Tracking of PGY2 Geriatric Appendix Disease States (documented in PharmAcademic)
Participation in recruitment
Quarterly submission of Resident Development Plan
Save all portfolio items: presentation slides, in-service handouts, etc. into specified folder on S-drive
UAMS Teaching Certificate Program (required if no teaching certificate during PGY1, otherwise, elective)

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Orientation – 2 weeks
Primary Care (PACT) with emphasis in Geriatrics – 6-8 weeks
Geriatric Evaluation Management (GEM) Unit and Physical Rehab – 1 month
	
Typically scheduled after Geriatric Long-term Care learning experience

Geriatric Long-term Care – 1 month
Geriatric Primary Care (GeriPACT) Clinic (PharmD preceptor) – 1 month
Geriatric Primary Care (GeriPACT) Clinic (MD preceptor) – 1 month
	
Typically scheduled during Spring semester and after GeriPACT w/ PharmD preceptor to ensure resident is familiar with the teams and because the RPD and preceptors must determine that the resident is prepared for independent practice before this learning experience

Home Based Primary Care – 1 month
Memory Clinic and Polypharmacy – 1 semester
Presentations – 12 months
Recitation – 1 semester
Resident Review and Self-Assessment – 12 months
	
Includes MUE project with presentation at MUE Subcommittee

Residency Research Project – 12 months
	
Includes Practice-related project, manuscript, and presentation of project results at CAVHS Resident Research Conference

Staffing – 12 months

Every effort will be given to providing all required learning experiences. However, in the event that a required learning experience becomes unavailable during the year, an alternative learning experience will be arranged.

 Elective learning experiences
Military Sexual Trauma And Disability Compensation | Veterans Affairs
When you file your claim, we may ask you to have a claim exam (also known as a compensation and pension, or C&P, exam). During the exam, a provider may talk with you about how your experience affected you. They may gather details about your experience to help us make a decision on your claim.
You can request a male or female provider for a claim exam. 
Learn more about claim exams
Free treatment for conditions related to MST
If you’re having difficulties related to MST, we’re here to support you. We provide free treatment for any mental or physical health conditions related to your experiences of MST. You don’t need documentation of the MST experiences or a VA disability rating to get care. And you may be able to get MST-related care even if you aren’t eligible for other VA services. 
Every VA medical facility has a Veterans Health Administration MST coordinator who can help you access care. 
Find a Veterans Health Administration MST coordinator
Learn more about MST-related care

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The historic first docking in space with the Agena is completed. Camaras record the harrowing experiences of the astronauts as Gemini VIII wildly gyrates through space following a malfunction. The spacecraft separated from the Agena, was brought under control, and achieved reentry

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