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Project ECHO is an innovative, solutions-based learning experience that connects professionals with
specialized knowledge and situation-based learning to address complex community or organizational
issues.
The sessions are designed to equip public and private sector professionals with actionable strategies to increase resilience for the growing number of older adults facing rapid environmental change. New research and community approaches provide innovations for adapting ongoing efforts and developing new partnerships.
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This series is intended for researchers and practitioners in health, gerontology, social work, social services, community development, emergency preparedness, planning, climate resilience, sustainability, hazard mitigation, and disaster risk management.
CEs have been applied for to the following disciplines: Ohio Prevention Professionals, Ohio Social Workers, Ohio Counselors, and Health Educators. A Certificate of Attendance is also available upon request. Details on CEs are available on the ECHO series website.
All sessions will be held on Wednesdays from 12-1pm EST.
2026
2027
Complimentary Access to the ECHO Series.
Registration and participation in all training sessions are offered at no charge.
Register once through the iECHO platform to attend as many sessions as your calendar allows.