Are You Interested in Presenting an Educational Webinar?

We would love to hear from you! We are looking for individuals and or professionals (i.e. case manager, social worker, medical provider, faith leader, community outreach specialist, prevention specialist, city employee, researcher, health educator, D&A counselor, therapist, correctional staff member, school nurse, persons with lived experience,  etc.) with expertise and or lived experience to share their knowledge and resources on various public health issues that impact our communities via a webinar.

Such public health issues can include, but not limited to:

  • HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment;
  • Cure Research;
  •  The Opiate Crisis and Treatment;
  • Health Care Reform;
  • Cancer Awareness and Treatment;
  • Homelessness;
  • Mental Health in Adults and Children;
  • Domestic Violence;
  • Substance Abuse and Treatment;
  •  Health Care Disparities;
  • Incarceration and Health Care;
  •  LGBTQI Inequalities and Health Care;
  •  Women’s and Men’s Health;
  • Youth Health and many others.

The Community Health Training Alliance convenes webinar presenters from diverse backgrounds through our alliances and partnerships with partnering organizations. The purpose of our webinar series is to highlight emerging and relevant public health issues both locally and nationally to evoke change and impart new knowledge on vital public health matters.

Webinar Structure

  • Webinars are open to the general public and are free.  The audience typically consists of the general public, consumers, professionals, and administrators.Webinars are offered on a bi-weekly basis each month on a Friday afternoon from12pm-130pm (90 min presentation). If needed, we are flexible with time changes for Friday webinar presentations.
  • Our webinars are facilitated via the Zoom Video Conferencing service. Zoom is a free, web-based conferencing tool that allows users to meet online remotely and or by telephone. Zoom is compatible with Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android, allowing users to virtually connect from anywhere with an internet connection.
  • Webinar presenters will be offered a small honorarium for their time and expertise

CEU Credits

If this sounds like something you are interested in being a part of, we invite you to submit your webinar proposal for consideration to be a part our 2019 webinar series!

Webinar Submission Form

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200 words or less of your presentation and the public health issue your presentation will address. Please ensure you review this information for grammar and spelling mistakes before submitting; what you submit is what we use.
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    Webinar submission forms are accepted on a rolling basis.
    You will be contacted within 2-3days after submitting this form to coordinate a date and time of your workshop, answer any questions you may have, and discuss in details your workshop.

    Please contact Kyle Chvasta, Public Programs Associate with any questions or concerns, kchvasta@fight.org or (215) 985-4448 ext. 240.

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