Full course description
Description
This training addresses the impact of racism and systemic barriers on addiction treatment in the Black community, with a focus on the innovative approaches of the Addiction Treatment in the Black Community (ATBC) study. The training highlights the role of community partnerships, including Black churches, in improving treatment access and outcomes.
Target Audience
Healthcare providers, addiction counselors, community leaders, and policymakers interested in addressing racial disparities in addiction treatment.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this training, you will be able to:
- Understand the impact of systemic racism on addiction treatment disparities in the Black community.
- Identify innovative approaches, including church partnerships, in addressing addiction treatment.
- Engage community-based strategies to improve access to culturally relevant addiction care.
- Support individuals in addiction recovery through inclusive and equitable treatment practices.