This one-hour webinar designed to explore the importance of belonging, support, and human connection in the lives of People Who Use Drugs (PWUD). Participants will learn about strategies and approaches that foster stronger communities and reduce isolation. This session will provide space for reflection, dialogue, and shared learning around building supportive environments.
This session will examine strategies to expand and strengthen recovery support programs tailored for young people. Attendees will learn about models that engage youth, address developmental needs, and reduce barriers to participation. Real-world examples will highlight how youth-driven programming builds resilience, community, and pathways to longterm recovery.
This webinar will examine the factors that contribute to discrepancies in health outcomes for people living with HIV. Participants will explore the unique challenges of accessing care and support across diverse communities and discuss strategies to reduce barriers, enhance services, and strengthen overall health and wellbeing.
Topic: "Each one, teach one" is a powerful African proverb that emphasizes the importance of knowledge sharing and community empowerment. It originated during a time when enslaved Africans were denied education and literacy. When someone gained knowledge, they felt a responsibility to share it with others, fostering a cycle of learning and growth within the...
This session will provide an overview of how federal and state funds are being allocated to support recovery services. Participants will explore funding streams such as opioid settlement dollars, block grants, and Medicaid. The session will highlight best practices in funding recovery-oriented systems of care. It will also address accountability, sustainability, and community involvement in...
This case-based discussion will explore barriers that limit access to medications for alcohol use disorder (MAUD), with a focus on populations with unique clinical needs. It will discuss evidence-based and community-informed strategies for addressing these barriers and learn how to apply practical interventions at the organizational and provider level. This event is available for 1...
This webinar will examine the factors that contribute to discrepancies in health outcomes for the justice-involved community. Participants will explore the unique challenges of accessing care and support across these communities and discuss strategies to reduce barriers, enhance services, and strengthen overall health and wellbeing.
This session will explore how recovery and recovery support are defined in legislation at the federal, state, and local levels. Participants will examine the implications of these definitions for funding, service delivery, and public perception. The session will feature examples of inclusive and person-centered legislative language. Attendees will gain insights into how clear definitions can...
The Words Matter webinar, a snapshot of the Faces & Voices of Recovery signature Our Stories Have Power training, explores how our words affect people in recovery. The webinar discusses research on common terminology and debunks commonly held beliefs and myths. Participants will learn ways to eliminate stigmatizing language through storytelling and conducting a stigma audit.
The Impact of Stigma on Access to Services examines how public, self, and structural stigma creates real barriers for people with substance use disorders in accessing care and recovery support. Participants will explore the role of language, policy, and provider attitudes in reenforcing or reducing stigma and gain practical tools to shift narratives and center...
This webinar will highlight how the insights and perspectives of people with lived experience can help reduce stigma related to substance use and recovery. Participants will explore the value of lived experience in challenging misconceptions, shaping services, and fostering more compassionate and effective responses in communities and systems.
This webinar examines how media coverage of substance use and recovery contributes to stigma and shapes public attitudes. Participants will explore common stigmatizing language and imagery, understand its impact on individuals and communities, and learn practical strategies to advocate for more accurate and respectful representations in the media.
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