Did you attend the December 16 Learning Community Call with guest presenters from the National LGBTQI+ Cancer Network? If so, please take a moment to fill out a brief evaluation form. Your feedback is important to us.

Complete the December 16 Learning Community Call evaluation form.

For training and technical assistance support on health equity and social justice in tobacco control, including getting connected to any of the CDC National Network Partners if needed, please contact Ashely Hebert and Michael Scott.

Email Ashley Hebert at ahebert@centerforblackhealth.org  

Email Michael Scott at mscott@centerforblackhealth.org

The next Health Equity & Social Justice Learning Community Call will be on January 13. It will feature guests from the CDC national network partners. The Center for Disease Control’s National Network Approach to Preventing and Controlling Tobacco-Related Cancers supports a consortium of national networks (referred to as “siblings) to address tobacco and cancer-related health disparities. Populations of focus include:

• Asian American/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander populations
• Populations with disabilities
• Geographically defined populations
• Mental or substance use disorders population
• Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQI+)
• Hispanic/Latino populations
• Populations with low socio-economic characteristics
• African American population
• American Indian and Alaska Native populations

Join The Center For Black Health and The Colorado Black Health Collaborative as we facilitate a “Meet the Siblings” Learning Community Call via Zoom.