AMSA's National Programs for Mobile Response Practitioners - with Courtney Williams-Goeloe

Courtney Williams-Goeloe - Alternative Mobile Services Association presenting at the Alternative Mobile Services Association 2026 Virtual Conference This session introduces participants to AMSA's various programs designed to strengthen the mobile crisis field through peer learning, expert assistance, and leadership development. Participants will learn how AMSA brings together practitioners from across the country to share challenges, solutions, and promising practices in monthly virtual sessions. We'll explore the Empowered Leadership Coaching Program, offering individualized support for emerging and established leaders in the mobile crisis space. The session will also highlight opportunities to access expert assistance, our state collectives, leadership coaching , and more. Whether you're just starting a mobile crisis program or leading an established team, this session will clarify how to engage with AMSA's resources based on your role and needs. Attendees will leave with clear next steps for engaging with AMSA, understanding upcoming opportunities for 2026, and beyond. Courtney Williams-Goeloe is an experienced program manager and policy strategist with over ten years of experience focusing on equity-focused initiatives within government, nonprofit, and community sectors. She recently joined the AMSA team, where she oversees multi-state efforts to build coalitions, support current members, and help the association move into its next iteration and grow. Previously, Courtney was a Senior Program Manager at the Center for Justice Innovation and a Strategic Planner at the NYC Criminal Justice Agency. She earned a Master of Science in Public and Urban Policy from The New School and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Rutgers University. Beyond her professional roles, Courtney is actively engaged in civic activities. She is Chair of the Milltown Human Relations Committee and Vice Chair of the Milltown Democratic Organization, where she works to advance equity, community involvement, and inclusive public policies locally.