The Ashley Jadine Foundation presents
The 2024 Ashley Jadine Foundation Lecture Series
Caring for the Caregivers:
Caring for Ourselves So That We Can Purposefully Care for Others
About the Ashley Jadine Foundation:
The AshleyJadine Foundation is named for AshleyDuncan. Ashley died by suicide on January 30, 2012. A Bellaire High School student, she played volleyball, had many friends and nearly 4000 Twitter followers. Although beautiful, talented, and loved by her family and “village”, she battled depression and turned to social media to voice her struggles. A post of the gun she would later use to take her life, was “liked” by followers. Ashley was 17 years old when she died. The Ashley Jadine Foundation strives to address the issues teens face and offer support to those who are considering or have been affected by suicide.
We welcome you to explore our website and we pray you find what seems to be needed most—HOPE.
Workshop Details
The Ashley Jadine Foundation Lecture Series will take place at the Samuel Joe Ratliff Lifelong Learning Center on the campus of Brentwood Baptist Church.
Workshop participants are encouraged to arrive by 9:00 a.m. for registration, coffee and fellowship. The plenary session will begin promptly at 10 a.m. Lunch is included in the cost of registration. See the back of the brochure for information regarding workshop fees, early and on-site registration, partial vs. full credit, and cancellation/refund policy. For more information call 713-828-7082, or email:
Registration fee includes continental breakfast and boxed lunch.
Cancellation/refund policy: Registrants receive a full refund if the sponsors cancel the event. A full refund is available to registrants who cancel up until April 10, 2024. Thereafter, half of the registration fee is refundable to registrants until April 12, 2024.
ADA and other accommodations: Handicapped parking spaces are available near the entrance of the church and the rooms are wheelchair accessible. Please contact Dr. Nero at the contact information below if additional accommodations are needed.
Concerns and complaints: If an attendee or potential attendee would like to express a concern about AJF or a continuing education program provided by AJF, the individual may call 713-828-7082 or email