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Vérité: UnBroken Glass Panel

DR. ARUNA JHA, founder of the Asian American Suicide Prevention Initiative (AASPI), is a well-known suicide prevention specialist. She has been active in addressing suicide risk and protective factors in the Chicago area, nationally, and internationally for more than 18 years. Dr. Jha has a Ph.D. in Clinical Social Work and graduate degrees in Child Development, Mental Health Counseling and Social Work. Her research focuses on acculturation and life transitions as risk factors for suicide among Asian Americans. Dr. Jha is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the Department of Criminology, Law and Justice. ROOSHEY HASNAIN is a clinical assistant professor with the Department of Disability and Human Development and the Undergraduate Rehabilitation Sciences Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her primary interest is to understand the lives, challenges, and strengths of people with disabilities and mental health conditions, especially those from refugee and immigrant backgrounds. Her work focuses on finding ways to reduce cultural stigma associated with disability and mental health issues, and ways to promote a human rights perspective on her targeted groups. In more than 18 years of professional work in disability and rehabilitation Dr. Hasnain has sought to bridge the cross-cultural service gap between U.S. disability service systems and hard-to-reach individuals with disabilities and their families. Moderated by Barbara Harris.