SRPF matrix of health concerns and risk and protective factors. See additional resource Annotated Lit Review for corresponding sources.

Annotated Lit Review of corresponding sources for the SRPF Matrix.

Health Management Associates presentation to the Alaska SRPF Community of Practice on identifying priority shared risk and protective factors.

Alaska Statewide Violence and Injury Prevention Partnership (ASVIPP) considerations for the inclusion and prioritization of protective factors.

The MAT Toolkit can be found under ANTHC Resources from the link. Section 12: Holistic Health Care in Rural Alaska emphasizes how a connection to the land, spirituality, and community involvement impact well-being.

Culture is itself a prevention strategy for substance use and other adverse behaviors.

This training and manual is part of a training package delivered by Yup’ik communities. It is a strengths-based and protective factors approach to reducing risk for Alaska Native suicide and alcohol misuse.

ARISE supports Alaska Native children by working to provide opportunities to reach their full potential.

ANTHC Behavioral Health hosts Traditional Tuesdays meetings to promote the knowledge and use of traditional foods and traditional ways that support Alaska Native health. To be added to the listserv for these meetings, email amsimeonoff@anthc.org

Language and language preservation is an important part of cultural identity and connection (a protective factor).

Urban Indian Health Institute indigenous evaluation framework and resources website.

Learning Circles on specific topics, ranging from medical conditions to life skills, connect people and foster relationships to improve mental and physical wellness.

Example of a data dashboard for SRPF tracking.

Safe States report on preventing sexual violence and empowering adolescents to stop sexual violence before it occurs.

Factsheets from the U.S. DHHS Child Welfare Information Gateway promoting protective factors for children and youth. Visit their website for additional factsheets on general information on child abuse and neglect, the child welfare system, and Federal legislation.

Synthesis of the empirical literature regarding key risk and protective factors for child maltreatment at each level of the socioecological model and to identify directions for future research and practice.

This grant guide does not explicitly mention a SRPF approach but does include several protective factors that are shared, such as Healthy Social/Emotional Development. Funders could include similar language in RFPs.

Research documenting the shared risk factor relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) & Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD).

This RFP from OSMAP (Office of Substance Misuse and Addiction Prevention) contains an example of language that explains the role of shared risk and protective factors related to after-school programs. Funders could include similar language in RFPs. This highlights the blending of public and behavioral health work.

This RFP from the Division of Public Health focuses on reducing risk factors and increasing protective factors among youth. Funders could include similar language in RFPs. This highlights the blending of public and behavioral health work.

This RFP from the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault provides an example of language that could be used to encourage the use of a SRPF approach. Funders could include similar language in RFPs. This highlights the blending of public and behavioral health work.

Comprehensive plan documenting injury rates, shared risk and protective factors, and evidence-based strategies.

This document is geared toward data collection and the need for better data equity and justice in how we collect data, what we legitimize as data, and how communities see themselves in data and mentions SRPF work in the Northern region.

A tool that helps identify public health vulnerabilities and disparities in communities.

As part of a project to identify injury data gaps for Alaska Native people in Alaska, the ANTHC Alaska Native Epidemiology Center and Injury Prevention Program collaborated to create the Alaska Injury Data Resource Guide, a list of injury or injury-related data sources that help paint the surveillance picture of injuries for Alaska Native people. The Guide includes information on contacts for the data source, what years of data are available, what level of permissions are needed to access the data, whether Alaska Native/American Indian people can be reported out separately, among other fields.

The Guide is updated once a year; contact Hillary Strayer at ANTHC (hdstrayer@anthc.org, 907-306-8863) with edits.

A review of the research on the factors contributing to adolescent behavior; definitions, citations, Alaska’s priority factors, their indicators and systems of measurement.

Data analysis examining the influence of seven protective factors on the prevalence of 67 adolescent behaviors as measured by the 2019 Alaska Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Eight “risk experiences” are also examined and their influence on the prevalence of 67 adolescent behaviors.

A Prevention Brief compiling Alaska’s best practices, policy recommendations, and personal actions to increase adolescent protective factors.

Factsheets from the U.S. DHHS Child Welfare Information Gateway promoting protective factors for children and youth. Visit their website for additional factsheets on general information on child abuse and neglect, the child welfare system, and Federal legislation.

Calricaraq, translated “Healthy Living”, is a culturally-based program utilizing Yup’ik culture, values, and traditions to address behavioral health issues. Curriculum taught by YKHC Behavioral Health Dept. The PDF shares an overview; please contact YKHC for more information.

Violence prevention training.

National guidance for community change.

Tools and resources that integrate shared risk and protective factor approaches.

A tool to connect the dots between multiple types of violence and the risk and protective factors they share.

Alaska Native Youth Provider Network & Community Connection

A resource hub that shares the value of Shared Risk & Protective Factor (SRPF) approaches.

Alaska website for youth-led storytelling group focused on reducing stigma and opening conversations about mental health.

Free youth clubs in Houston and Wasilla that provide places for middle & high school students to connect.

A national youth suicide prevention program using Peer Leaders.

A case study from Safe States sharing how Alaska partner agencies incorporated an SRPF framework for work on motor vehicle safety.

A CDC case study highlighting how Alaska collected and used its ACE data to inform prevention and intervention efforts and determine its next steps.

An ACE data report that includes recommendations for improving outcomes and lessening the state’s economic impacts caused by ACEs.

A plan setting health goals and serving as a guide to help improve the health of all Alaskans over the next 10 years.

A report sharing Alaska-specific guidance for SRPF work in the future.

Safe States survey results of Alaska’s readiness to implement a SRPF approach.

A Safe States overview report of SRPF work in Alaska that seeks to help align its processes.