Western Migrant Stream Forum - register now

[Guest guest]

16th Annual Western

Migrant Stream Forum

Se Puede Hoy:

Sustaining

Migrant Communities for a Healthy Tomorrow

January 26-28, 2007

Doubletree Hotel Sacramento

Sacramento, CA

Registration brochure available at www.nwrpca.org

,Click on “16th Annual Western

Migrant Stream Forum” in the yellow box.

It’s not too late to register for the forum

and post-conference promotor/a

trainings!

Don’t miss

out on the opportunity to network, share best practices, and learn from other

migrant health professionals in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, California, Arizona and Nevada!

SAMPLE

WESTERN FORUM TOPICS:

Board

of Directors Training in Spanish

Clinical Tools for Addressing Obesity

Serving Indigenous Populations

Lessons Learned from Latin America

Promotor Programs

Emergency Preparation for Special

Populations

Revised Recommendations for HIV Testing

And many more!

Keynote

Speakers:

Friday, January 26:

Immigration Reform and Healthcare Access – Mike Gempler,

Washington Growers League and Broder, National Immigration Law

Center

Saturday, January 27:

Simon Silva, Renowned Artist and Author

POST-CONFERENCE

TRAININGS:

Together NWRPCA and Migrant Health Promotion are

offering two post-conference promotor/a program intensive trainings January

28-29:

1) Promotores(as) de Salud: Leadership with Head, Hands and

Heart

January 28, 1-5 pm

Target Audience: New promotores(as), program coordinators and

others who want to learn promotor model fundamentals.

2) Promotor(es)as 201: Promotor(a)

Programs of Excellence

January 28, 1-5

pm; January 29 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Target

Audience: Clinicians, administrators, promotor/a program coordinators who want

to start or strengthen their promotor/a

program.

To download

registration materials for these trainings, visit: www.nwrpca.org

and click on “16th Annual Western Migrant Stream Forum”

in the yellow box

Call (206) 783-3004 or visit www.nwrpca.org

if you have any questions or need additional information about the conference

and trainings.

The Western Forum is produced by Northwest

Regional Primary Care Association

in partnership with the Centers for

Disease Control and Prevention and the Health Resources and Services

Administration, Bureau of Primary Health Care