Gender-based violence are harmful acts committed against folks from varying gender identities – women/femme, trans, and two-spirit. This virtual event will provide participants an understanding of gender-based violence and how it intersects with the missing and murdered crisis of Indigenous women, girls, trans, and two-spirit relatives. Additionally, we will engage in meaningful discussion on how our men and boys can be a part of this discussion […]

Join the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for this upcoming webinar, where expert panelists will share their experiences and perspectives. This event will focus on intentionally centering and measuring racial and health equity through community investment, using specific tools to center racial and health equity and resident voice in community investments, and how they can be […]

This one-hour webinar will look at the research and innovations in treating stress & trauma in women with alcohol use disorder.

The Office of Minority Health (OMH) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) cordially invites you to join a national audience of mental health professionals, health advocates and educators, health care providers, public health professionals, and OMH partners and stakeholders for an upcoming webinar. Part of the OMH observance of National Minority […]

Now that the world is re-opening, how do we assure that we do not lose the momentum and traction we made in telemedicine moving forward. Learn best practices, workflows, and guidance on allergic disease management with the use of technology and virtual care.

Parents, educators, and healthcare providers: Join us to learn more about the current COVID-19 Vaccine guidelines, for children 12 years+ About this event We are honored to have the following panelist in our upcoming webinar, titled: Back-to-School & COVID-19 Vaccines: Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith to discuss the Biden Administration’s strategies to ensure equitable COVID-19 vaccine access. […]

This presentation will emphasize the importance of providing culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health and recovery care to refugees and immigrants. Learning Objectives: Learn about shared decision making and consent with the family as the patient Utilize basic recovery care practices using cultural formulation, finding meaning, and treatment guided by collective thinking Value the power […]