EDUCATION AND TRAININGS
Serve with Compassion and Purpose
Take a deep dive into the critical health and other disparities affecting the Hispanic/Latino community in the Triad. Through expert speakers, real-life stories, and data-driven insights, we’ll explore the systemic challenges that continue to impact access to quality care and services—and what we can do about it. Let’s come together to build a more inclusive, healthy future for our Latino neighbors!
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FaithAction provides over 75 “Stranger to Neighbor” trainings and presentations each year to schools, social service and health agencies, faith communities, city departments, nonprofits, and businesses.
Stranger to Neighbor trainings may focus on any or all of these 4 primary themes:
- Immigration 101:
Primary reasons and pathways for migration, myths vs facts, and current policies and their impact on our communities - Turning Strangers into Neighbors:
Cultural competency, and how to build greater understanding, trust, and cooperation with our newest neighbors - Taking Action Together:
Best practices and strategies for serving, loving, and protecting our newest neighbors - Telling the Story:
Creating and sharing stories of personal and organizational/community transformation
Special All-Day Trainings
Serving Immigrants Training – for community organizations seeking to better serve, educate, and connect with their newest immigrant neighbors.
Reach out to us at contact@faithaction.org to inquire about customized trainings from our team.