ODS Health Education Team and ODS Public Health Evaluator celebrate at the end of the summit.

(Left to right) Cheryl Radeloff, Raychel Holbert, Carmen Hua, Lori Bryan, Katarina Pulver, Rebecca Cruz-Nanez, Marco Mendez, Belen Campos-Garcia, Jessica Johnson, Jazmin Bravo-Rosas.

Jessica Johnson, ODS Health Education Supervisor and Co-Chair of the Southern Nevada Opioid Advisory Council (SNOAC), presents as part of the panel “The Long Game: A Decade of Coalition-Driven Overdose Prevention in Southern Nevada” celebrating and honoring 10 years of SNOAC.

Katarina Pulver (Health Educator II and Event Coordinator for the Summit) and Cheryl Radeloff (Senior Health Educator) tabulating the scores of the Whova Engagement Winners at the Summit.

Community resources and informational materials available to attendees.

Katarina Pulver (Health Educator II and Event Coordinator for the Summit) assisting attendees and preparing to start the summit.

Rebecca Cruz-Nanez, Senior Health Educator, co-presenting “Better Care for the Mind: Substance Use and Mental Health” at the summit.

Heidi Laird, Health Educator II, serving as a table moderator during the World Cafe session.

Lori Bryan, Health Educator II, serving as a table moderator during the World Cafe session.

Raychel Holbert (Health Educator II) serving as a World Cafe moderator during the Summit.

(From left to right) Epi Staff Eric Matesen, Emily Sandoval, Benjamin Ashraf, and Eric Lopez at the summit.

.(From left to right) Marco Mendez (Public Health Evaluator), and Brandon Delise (Senior Epidemiologist) presenting on their workshop panel presentation “Overdose Trends and Novel Substances in Clark County: Highlights from Surveillance”.

Jessica Johnson, ODS Health Education Supervisor, serving as a table moderator during the World Café.

(From left to right) Carmen Hua (Health Education II), Belen Campos-Garcia (Health Educator II), and Jazmin Bravo-Rosas (Health Educator I) at the summit.