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How to Turn Your Business into a More Inclusive Workplace

Our Tennessee Businesses for the Better Inclusive Workplace Guide offers practical guidance to help you build a more accessible, inclusive, and successful workplace for everyone.

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Community Integration in Tennessee Letter Template

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Community Integration in Tennessee: Know Your Rights

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Community Integration Mandate Webinar & Presentation Slides

Webinar and Presentation Slides from The Community Integration Mandate: Past, Present, and Future Webinar recorded on October 6th, 2026

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DDH 2026 Impact Report

2026 Disability Day on the Hill and Disability Advocacy Day Impact Report

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Concussion Management Protocol (CMP) 2026

Evidence-based Concussion Management Protocol Recommendation: 2 Visit Minimum. Symptom evaluation and patient education.

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Leadership – Types of Groups to Serve On

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Why Brain Injury Must Be Included: The Hidden Public Health Issue Affecting Every System

Brain injury is often called a “silent epidemic”—not because it is rare, but because it is frequently unrecognized, undiagnosed, and unaddressed across service systems.

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Brain Injury and Co-Occurring Conditions Across All Systems: A Guide to Implementing Brain Injury–Informed Best Practice

Brain injury is a widespread, often unrecognized driver of need across every major system, including social services, legal structures, and support networks. Explore this Guide to Implementing Brain Injury–Informed Best Practice.

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TBF: Juvenile Justice Resources

January 4, 2024 Juvenile Justice Resource Pages
System of Care:
TN Brighter Futures groups that are a part of this System of Care:
Administrative Office of the Courts
Department of Children’s Services
Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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TBF: Child Abuse

About Child Abuse: Child abuse and neglect occur when a child under the age of 18 experiences abuse or neglect by a parent, caregiver, or another person in a custodial role (religious leader, coach, teacher) that results in current, potential or threat of harm to a child.
At least 1 in 7 children have experienced child abuse or neglect in the past year in the United States, but many cases are unreported. There are four types of child abuse: Physical, Sexual, Psychological and Neglect.

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DCS Child Protection Services Overview

PowerPoint slides from a presentation titled Child Protection Services Overview, presented on September 4, 2025 by David Imhof, Assistant Commissioner/Regional Operations, Department of Children's Services.

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