February Webinar Opportunities with Health Outreach Partners! Health Outreach Partners has an exciting lineup of upcoming webinars! Explore the details below and join us for the sessions that interest you. |
February Webinar Opportunities with Health Outreach Partners! Health Outreach Partners has an exciting lineup of upcoming webinars! Explore the details below and join us for the sessions that interest you. |
Understanding Congenital Syphilis in Newborns Webinar Join Migrant Clinicians Network and Health Outreach Partners for a webinar on Thursday, January 29th, 2026 at 10:00 am PST / 1:00 PM EST. In this webinar, our guest speaker Dr. Zoya Kahn, MD, will provide current diagnosis, treatment, and management recommendations for congenital syphilis in newborns. Participants will: đź’ŞGain a better understanding of prevention strategies, and đź“ťLearn diagnosing, and treating congenital syphilis in agricultural worker and general populations. |
Understanding Congenital Syphilis in Newborns Webinar Join Migrant Clinicians Network and Health Outreach Partners for a webinar on Thursday, January 29th, 2026 at 10:00 am PST / 1:00 PM EST. In this webinar, our guest speaker Dr. Zoya Kahn, MD, will provide current diagnosis, treatment, and management recommendations for congenital syphilis in newborns. Participants will: đź’ŞGain a better understanding of prevention strategies, and đź“ťLearn diagnosing, and treating congenital syphilis in agricultural worker and general populations. |
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Mental Health and the Agricultural Worker Communnity Virtual Learning Series Join Farmworker Justice and Health Outreach Partners for a webinar that explores the impacts of community on the mental health of agricultural workers. Participants will learn promising practices and strategies to improve mental health outcomes in their patients. When: Tuesday, February 3, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST |
Mental Health and the Agricultural Worker Communnity Virtual Learning Series Join Farmworker Justice and Health Outreach Partners for a webinar that explores the impacts of community on the mental health of agricultural workers. Participants will learn promising practices and strategies to improve mental health outcomes in their patients. When: Tuesday, February 3, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST |
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Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age Join the Connected Communities Health Initiative (CCHI) for the “Understanding and Addressing the Childhood Chronic Disease Crisis” webinar series that leverages insights from recent reports and studies. The third session, "Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age" on February 17th, 2026 at 1 PM ET / 12 PM CT / 11 AM MT / 10 AM PT. This webinar will explore pediatric behavioral health implications of digital dependence and provide recommendations for early, coordinated intervention for problematic media use. Our Guest Speaker: Olanrewaju (Lanre) Falusi*, MD, Med, FAAP is a primary care pediatrician and educator based in Washington, DC. She serves as a Spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), an ambassador for the Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health, and a Committee on Federal Government Affairs member. She has held numerous local and national leadership positions in the AAP. She has spoken at conferences, in Congressional testimony, and in the media on topics including youth mental health, poverty, faculty development, and more. Dr. Falusi attended medical school at the University of Virginia and completed residency and chief residency at Children’s National Hospital. *Pronunciation: Lawn-ray Fah-loo-see |
Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age Join the Connected Communities Health Initiative (CCHI) for the “Understanding and Addressing the Childhood Chronic Disease Crisis” webinar series that leverages insights from recent reports and studies. The third session, "Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age" on February 17th, 2026 at 1 PM ET / 12 PM CT / 11 AM MT / 10 AM PT. This webinar will explore pediatric behavioral health implications of digital dependence and provide recommendations for early, coordinated intervention for problematic media use. Our Guest Speaker: Olanrewaju (Lanre) Falusi*, MD, Med, FAAP is a primary care pediatrician and educator based in Washington, DC. She serves as a Spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), an ambassador for the Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health, and a Committee on Federal Government Affairs member. She has held numerous local and national leadership positions in the AAP. She has spoken at conferences, in Congressional testimony, and in the media on topics including youth mental health, poverty, faculty development, and more. Dr. Falusi attended medical school at the University of Virginia and completed residency and chief residency at Children’s National Hospital. *Pronunciation: Lawn-ray Fah-loo-see |
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Agricultural Worker Health 101 Join the Farmworker Health Network (FHN) for a national webinar that will provide an comprehensive orientation for health centers that serve agricultural workers and their families. Topics will include the challenges and barriers to care faced by agricultural workers and the strategies and delivery models that health centers can use to address these issues. The core services and resources of FHN members will also be shared. |
Agricultural Worker Health 101 Join the Farmworker Health Network (FHN) for a national webinar that will provide an comprehensive orientation for health centers that serve agricultural workers and their families. Topics will include the challenges and barriers to care faced by agricultural workers and the strategies and delivery models that health centers can use to address these issues. The core services and resources of FHN members will also be shared. |
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Spring 206 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium Mark your calendars!
April 15-17, 2026
New Orleans, Louisiana The National Center for Farmworker Health (NCFH) invites you to join us at Caesars New Orleans for the Spring 2026 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium. This three-day event will bring together professionals from multidisciplinary teams committed to improving the health of agricultural worker families through learning, networking, and transforming ideas into action, from field to community. Call for Abstracts
From Field to Community: Food, Environment, and the Health of Agricultural Workers The NCFH Spring 2026 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium will explore how transforming systems of food, environment, and care delivery can improve health outcomes for agricultural workers and their families. Through the exchange of innovative practices, applied research, and community-informed solutions, participants will examine strategies that address nutrition and well-being, environmental and occupational hazards, and access to care. NCFH invites workshop and poster presentation proposals that emphasize real-world application and provide actionable strategies participants can implement immediately in their work.
Focus Areas Include Nutrition and Well-Being - This track focuses on strategies to improve health outcomes through nutrition and well-being interventions, including, but not limited to: - New and emerging dietary guidelines
- Chronic disease prevention and management programs
- Addressing obesity in agricultural worker communities
- Mental health interventions
- Substance use disorder programs
- Tobacco cessation strategies
Responses to Environmental Impacts on Health - This track focuses on examining environmental conditions that directly affect agricultural worker health, including, but not limited to: - Heat-related illness prevention and mitigation
- Pesticide exposure risks and protective strategies
- Workplace interventions to reduce environmental harm
Access to Care for Agricultural Worker Families - This track highlights innovative models and partnerships that expand and strengthen access to care, including, but not limited to: - Reducing barriers to healthcare services
- Family-centered and community based care models
- Outreach, mobile health, and cross-sector collaboration
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Spring 206 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium Mark your calendars!
April 15-17, 2026
New Orleans, Louisiana The National Center for Farmworker Health (NCFH) invites you to join us at Caesars New Orleans for the Spring 2026 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium. This three-day event will bring together professionals from multidisciplinary teams committed to improving the health of agricultural worker families through learning, networking, and transforming ideas into action, from field to community. Call for Abstracts
From Field to Community: Food, Environment, and the Health of Agricultural Workers The NCFH Spring 2026 Agricultural Worker Health Symposium will explore how transforming systems of food, environment, and care delivery can improve health outcomes for agricultural workers and their families. Through the exchange of innovative practices, applied research, and community-informed solutions, participants will examine strategies that address nutrition and well-being, environmental and occupational hazards, and access to care. NCFH invites workshop and poster presentation proposals that emphasize real-world application and provide actionable strategies participants can implement immediately in their work.
Focus Areas Include Nutrition and Well-Being - This track focuses on strategies to improve health outcomes through nutrition and well-being interventions, including, but not limited to: - New and emerging dietary guidelines
- Chronic disease prevention and management programs
- Addressing obesity in agricultural worker communities
- Mental health interventions
- Substance use disorder programs
- Tobacco cessation strategies
Responses to Environmental Impacts on Health - This track focuses on examining environmental conditions that directly affect agricultural worker health, including, but not limited to: - Heat-related illness prevention and mitigation
- Pesticide exposure risks and protective strategies
- Workplace interventions to reduce environmental harm
Access to Care for Agricultural Worker Families - This track highlights innovative models and partnerships that expand and strengthen access to care, including, but not limited to: - Reducing barriers to healthcare services
- Family-centered and community based care models
- Outreach, mobile health, and cross-sector collaboration
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Resource Spotlight: H5N1 Bird Flu Tipsheet With bird flu continuing to pose public health risks, HOP's H5N1 Bird Flu Tipsheet is a timely resource that equips outreach and enabling services staff with clear and up-to-date resources. This includes links to translated patient-facing materials, guidance on exposure, testing, and current U.S. and local trends. Stay informed and prepared with our tipsheet! |
Resource Spotlight: H5N1 Bird Flu Tipsheet With bird flu continuing to pose public health risks, HOP's H5N1 Bird Flu Tipsheet is a timely resource that equips outreach and enabling services staff with clear and up-to-date resources. This includes links to translated patient-facing materials, guidance on exposure, testing, and current U.S. and local trends. Stay informed and prepared with our tipsheet! |
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