From the Office of Population Affairs
Interested in serving as a Title X Program Review Consultant?
OPA is recruiting for additional Title X program reviewers to conduct future Title X Program Reviews. We are currently recruiting for Clinical, Fiscal, and Administrative reviewers. Reviews are currently conducted virtually. OPA partners with NORC at the University of Chicago to assist in technical and logistical aspects of these reviews. If you are interested in becoming a Title X Program Reviewer, please send an email with your interest, contact information, and resume or CV to: OPASupport@norc.org; subject: Title X Program Reviewer
*Note: OPA is recruiting reviewers that are not currently employed by a Title X grantee. This may change in the future, so please send an email if you are interested. Thank you for your interest!
From Adolescent Health Initiative
2022 Excellence in Adolescent Health Award
The call for nominations for the
2022 Excellence in Adolescent Health Award is open. The Adolescent Health Initiative is accepting nominations for individuals or teams doing excellent work in the field of adolescent health. You may
submit multiple nominations, and self-nominations are welcome, until Monday, February 11, 2022. #AHI2022
From Essential Access Health
Women's Health Update 2022
Women’s Health Update 2022 will feature interactive and inspiring plenaries, panel discussions, and workshops designed to enhance clinical quality, advance health equity and inclusion in the delivery of sexual and reproductive health care, and promote innovative models of care in diverse health settings.
Learn more about the conference.
From The National Center for Domestic Violence, Trauma & Mental Health
Family-Centered Toolkit for Domestic Violence Programs
From the Office of Minority Health
Think Cultural Health - The National CLAS Standards
The Office of Minority Health's (OMH)
National CLAS Standards offers guidance on providing culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS). Visit the OMH Think Cultural Health website to
explore e-learning programs for mental health professionals, disaster and emergency personnel, maternal health providers, nurses,
promotores/as de salud/community health workers, and more.
From the Reproductive Health National Training Center
American Heart Month
American Heart Month aims to raise awareness about heart disease and what you can do to prevent it. Check out these
hypertension tools from the RHNTC and NCTCFP that can support family planning providers to learn more about hypertension prevention and control, and implement blood pressure screening into family planning and preconception health services.
Preconception Health Services in Title X Settings Workshop
Wednesday, March 2, 3–4:30pm ET
Join the RHNTC for an
interactive workshop on preconception health services in Title X settings. During this virtual workshop, speakers will facilitate a discussion on how preconception health services align with the Title X Program’s emphasis on access, equity, and quality family planning services. The workshop will include peer-to-peer discussion via breakout groups and digital whiteboards. Participants will also learn about RHNTC resources that are designed to help family planning providers review and strengthen the quality of their preconception health services, including the Preconception Health Toolkit.
Increasing Access to Title X Services through Telehealth: Lessons from the Field
Thursday, February 24, 3–4pm ET
Have you wondered how other Title X agencies are addressing challenges related to scaling up telehealth services during the COVID-19 pandemic? Join the RHNTC on Thursday, February 24 at 3pm ET for an interactive, discussion-based
webinar that will recap lessons learned about providing telehealth services to meet clients’ sexual and reproductive health needs. Two Title X grantees and one subrecipient agency, as well as a former Title X grantee and representative from the Northeast Telehealth Resource Center, will share their experiences and lessons learned.
