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The City of Dublin hosts a variety of special events throughout the year offering the community a chance to connect and share memorable experiences together. We celebrate our diverse community, rich heritage, and seasonal traditions at Dublin's outstanding parks and facilities.Mark Your CalendarDublin's St. Patrick's Day Celebration, which is traditionally held the weekend of St. Patrick's Day (or the weekend prior if St. Patrick's Day falls on a Monday - Thursday), is the biggest event of our year, drawing crowds of up to 90,000 from all around the Bay Area. This kicks off a busy ten months of outdoor events, including the Eggstravaganza, Dublin Pride Week, the Dublin Farmers' Markets, Picnic Flix, Family Campouts, Backyard Block Party, Splatter, Community Garage Sale, Harvest Fair, Ghosts of Dublin, and concluding with the annual Tree Lighting and Breakfast with Santa in December. Also, we offer monthly Weekend Wonders year round. Get Involved Our community's special events are exceptional because of community participation. We invite individuals and groups to volunteer or entertain at many events and welcome local businesses with many unique opportunities to participate as vendors or sponsors (sponsor application).Other Community EventsLooking to host a Community event? The City recognizes that there is benefit in allowing Community Groups to produce special events at City-owned parks and facilities. Community Group Events add to the enjoyment of life in Dublin, and foster goodwill and a sense of community among residents. To learn more and start the application process please visit: Community Event Program Details and Application

 
 
 

 

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Following our last site visit, our program was re-accredited for a full 10 years, with our next site visit scheduled in 2027.
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The Psychology Training Program at CAVHS values diversity and believes that a range of backgrounds brings a variety of ideas, perspectives, and experiences that will create a productive work environment in which talents are fully utilized and VA objectives are met. Organizational policies and procedures are designed to promote equal opportunity and provide protection for all staff. CAVHS aspires to combat prejudice, stereotyping, and harassment and is committed to the continued development of the personal and professional skills of its employees, who are treated in a fair and unbiased way and given every encouragement to realize their potential. We aim to ensure that the services we provide to clients and candidates do not discriminate against race, heritage, gender, religious or non-religious beliefs, nationality, family background, age, disability, or sexuality. We encourage applications to our training program from diverse applicants. Watch this video to learn more about our commitment to diversity.

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The Clinical Psychology Predoctoral Internship provides a dynamic, generalist training experience. All interns, The Clinical Psychology Predoctoral Internship provides a dynamic, generalist training experience. All interns, regardless of specialty interests, are expected to learn and demonstrate the basic skills required of a beginning psychologist, primarily in the areas of assessment, intervention, consultation, and professional development.
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Any Veteran or service member, including members of the National Guard and Reserve forces, who experienced military sexual trauma is eligible to receive counseling. This applies to people of all genders from any service era.

The Little Rock Vet Center employs counselors who are trained to help Veterans and service members who are dealing with issues related to military sexual trauma (MST) by providing trauma-informed care and evidence-based counseling.
If you’re currently having any difficulties related to MST, the Little Rock Vet Center is here to help. Through individual and group counseling sessions we can help you learn more about how MST affects people, provide individualized counseling that will help you cope with the ways that you are currently being impacted, or if you prefer, provide clinical treatment that involves discussing your experiences in more depth. Please give us a call or come into the Vet Center for a consultation to allow us to partner with you in your journey of wellness as an MST survivor.  

If you have symptoms of PTSD after a traumatic event, we can help. We offer assessment and support through private counseling and group therapy. We can also refer you to VA or community counseling for treatment and therapy resources. 

The Little Rock Vet Center employs counselors that are able to help Veterans and service members deal with a variety issues related to trauma. All of our counselors are trained in evidence-based practices to help you address your current symptoms or concerns. We’ll work with you to develop your own individualized path—so whether you’re needing to learn some skills to deal with daily stresses or want to have a safe place to talk about your experiences, we are here to help. The Vet Center offers the following services to address trauma and PTSD: 

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If you’re returning from military service, we’ll help you transition to civilian life. We can connect you with educational and career counseling, mental health services, and other programs and benefits that will support your transition.

The transition from military service and/or deployment can present its own set of challenges—both for Veterans and service members and their families. The core mission of the Vet Center is to help with readjustment to civilian life.
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This collection of 24 digital stories documents the experiences of people coming to and living in Monterey Park and in California. The stories feature three topics of people, places and events. Highlights include stories about local theatre productions and plays, family stories about immigrating to the United States and to Monterey Park, stories from local artists and authors, the establishment of East Los Angeles Community College, and general experiences in the community.About the Digital Storytelling ProjectAnyone with access to the Internet can watch this collection of digital stories. Digital stories were recorded in the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library and in the local community. Storytellers contributed photographs and videos from their personal collections to create these miniature two-to-five minute films highlighting their experiences.GoalsMonterey Park Bruggemeyer Library was selected in 2010 to be a participant in the California of the Past: Digital Storytelling Grant Program. This project is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act. The goal of the California of the Past: Digital Storytelling Grant Program is to promote inter-generational sharing of stories of California, provide library staff with digital storytelling program skills, create a statewide history resource of life in California, and encourage partnerships between the library and community.StoriesTwenty-four stories have been recorded using the Digital Storytelling Station. Each story was edited with media (video, photographs, music) provided by either the storytellers, or available in the public domain. The stories are then loaded to Youtube where they are available to the general public via the Internet. A DVD copy of the stories is also available in three volumes at the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library and the individual storytellers receive copies of their videos. The library is committed to producing further stories over the next few years to expand this initial collection.
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For many years, New York State's maternal mortality rate mirrored that increase. In recent years, following NYSDOH's efforts, this trend has begun to reverse.
Still, there is work to do. Black birthing people in the U.S. die at more than double the rate of Caucasian birthing people. The number of maternal deaths in New York State and the persistent disparities in maternal mortality rate between Black and Caucasian New Yorkers are both of urgent concern.
NYSDOH remains committed to addressing systemic inequities and creating safer birth experiences for New Yorkers. To support this work, NYSDOH has established the New York State Maternal Mortality Review Board (MMRB) and the New York State Maternal Mortality & Morbidity Advisory Council (MMMAC). Both groups help to identify common factors contributing to death and develop the recommendations needed to improve the health and safety of pregnant New Yorkers statewide.
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In response to this public health issue, NYSDOH created the Maternal Mortality Review Initiative in 2010 to perform a comprehensive review of maternal deaths.
Public Health Law Section 2509, enacted in 2019, requires the establishment of the state maternal mortality review board and a biennial report to the Commissioner of Health. The law provides the committee with the authority to collect data for a maternal death case review. It also ensures the confidentiality of the case reviews.
In 2019, the NYSDOH established the Maternal Mortality Review Board (MMRB) to examine information related to pregnancy-associated deaths and to issue findings and recommendations to advance the prevention of maternal mortality. The Board's multidisciplinary members volunteer their time to review maternal deaths and develop recommendations to improve maternal outcomes to prevent future deaths. The mission, vision, and goals of the MMRB are as follows:

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To increase awareness and knowledge of the issues surrounding pregnancy-associated deaths and to promote change among individuals, communities, and health care systems to reduce the number of deaths.

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No New York State family or community suffers a loss of a mother due to a preventable pregnancy-associated death.

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Effects of Military Sexual Trauma | VA Mental Health - Mental Health
If you are having any current difficulties related to MST, VA is here to support you in whatever way will help you best — from learning more about how MST affects people, to treatment that helps you cope with how MST is impacting your life currently, or if you prefer, treatment that involves discussing your experiences in more depth.
For questions about treatment and health care options related to MST, talk with an MST Coordinator at a VA health care facility near you.

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Beyond MST Mobile App
Free, secure and private self-help mobile app created specifically to support the health and well-being of survivors of MST. The app has over 30 specialized tools and other features to help MST survivors cope with challenges, manage symptoms, improve their quality of life and find hope. Users do not need to create an account or be in treatment to use the app. Any personal information entered in the app is not shared with anyone, including the VA.

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Vietnam Veterans - Memorial Day 2021

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The Department of Veterans honors Veterans of the Vietnam War with this data story published for Memorial Day 2021.

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SAIL FY2021 Hospital Performance - All Facilities

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Strategic Analytics for Improvement and Learning Value Model or SAIL, is a system for summarizing hospital system performance within Veterans Health Administration (VHA). SAIL assesses key Quality measures in areas such as death rate, complications, and patient satisfaction, as well as overall efficiency at individual VA Medical Centers (VAMCs).

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Korean War Veterans

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To mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War this data story recognizes the 6.8 million Veterans who served during the Korean War Era. It presents their age profile in 2020, documents their decreasing numbers, recognizes women who served, and includes an interactive map showing their locations by state. Finally, these and all Veterans are invited to apply for VA benefits and services.

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Key Indicators for Veterans Signals VHA Outpatient Survey

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VA analyzes what Veterans are saying about their outpatient experiences (including mental health, primary care, optometry, physical therapy, cardiology, etc.), and levels of outpatient ease, effectiveness, and emotion are anticipated to drive increases in outpatient trust using Veterans Signal survey technology.

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Shellfishing - NYSDEC
Shellfish may only be taken from areas that are certified by DEC for shellfish harvest. A list of shellfish closures is available below under regulatory and temporary closures.DEC Public Shellfish MapperTry the new and easy-to-use DEC Public Shellfish Mapper to find areas that are open to shellfishing. This interactive map shows year-round and seasonal shellfish closures, conditional harvest areas, commercial shellfish harvest zones, aquaculture lease sites, DEC water sampling stations, and more! The Descriptions of Shellfish Closures and Classification Maps (6NYCRR Part 41) are the official regulatory shellfish closures.Commercial ShellfishingCommercial shellfish diggers are required to hold DEC permits to conduct harvesting activities. Shellfish shippers and shellfish processors are also required to hold permits based on the type of shellfish handling carried out at their facilities.Commercial shellfishing permits are issued by the Marine Permit Office (MPO) and can be found on Marine Permits and Licenses.DEC Shellfish Digger Permit holders are required to complete the Shellfish Harvester Training Certification. Please direct questions regarding the training to [email protected].Please make sure to review our Reference Guide for All Harvesters and Shellfish Dealers (PDF) and the Vibrio Control Plan.Recreational Shellfishing

 

If you want to catch your own shellfish to eat, be sure to review the list below before heading to the water:Recreational shellfish diggers are not required to hold a permit from DEC but are subject to the daily harvesting limits for shellfish.Check with the local town which you are harvesting from to acquire a recreational shellfishing permit.Use the DEC Public Shellfish Mapper to check the area where you want to go clamming is open to shellfish harvesting.Types of Shellfish ClosuresDEC manages the shellfish harvest area closures through regulatory closures and temporary closures.Regulatory closures are based on the annual water quality analysis of a specific area. Changes in the regulatory classifications are determined by year-round water quality monitoring to ensure that harvest areas meet the stringent requirements for the safe harvest of shellfish for food consumption.Temporary closures can occur when an area that is normally open experiences sudden, short-term degradations in water quality.