In our next webinar, “Sustainability: Don't Leave your Change to Chance," we will focus on how to maintain your long-term sustainability goals within the context of prevention strategies and community-oriented efforts.
 
Sustainability: Don't Leave your Change to Chance
Wednesday, January 26, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET

This month, we will be joined by presenter Nicole Augustine, Prevention Professional & CEO of RIZE Consultants, LLC. Attendees will learn about the importance of maintaining sustainability, in regard to human, social, and material resources, when crafting and implementing a prevention plan.

There is less than a week left to register for this important discussion; don't delay! Click the link below to sign up today.
Register for the Final Health Equity Series Session
We're pleased to host the final session in our Health Equity Series!

Throughout the series, participants have worked to build their capacity to promote health equity in evidence-based, prevention-oriented processes and strategies.

Session 4: Implementation & Evaluation
Friday, February 4, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. ET

Following the completion of the last session in the Health Equity Series, participants will be invited to join an exclusive, limited-capacity Community of Practice discussion on Feb. 8.
 
To catch up on our Health Equity Series, watch Sessions 1, 2, and 3 on-demand on our website.
Faith-Based Webinar Now On-Demand
In an effort to better collaborate with the faith community, the Southeast PTTC hosted a webinar last month that gave participants a broad overview of the issues of faith and spirituality as protective factors, outlined the significant assets religious organizations possess, and described how they can be mobilized to reduce substance misuse.

Pastor Michael Dublin shared these recommendations for prevention professionals looking to engage faith communities:

  1. Don't assume all faith communities are the same – get to know them as the unique communities they are.
  2. Learn the appropriate name for the faith leader (i.e. Reverend, Pastor, Preacher, or others).
  3. Understand that we aren't all going to agree on everything, work in the common ground.

To hear from all three of our esteemed speakers, and to gain tips on engaging with faith communities in your prevention work, click the link below to watch our webinar on-demand.
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