Continuing education credit/contact hours for these webinars are provided by The Texas Department of State Health Services, Continuing Education Service. Click below to access the credit letter for each webinar. 

 

• May 6, Caring for Gender-Diverse Youth - The CEs for this webinar will be provided by the Texas Campaign and Texas A&M University. One hour of continuing education credit will be provided for the following: Social Work (SW): Provider #6838; Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC): Provider #2374; Continuing Professional Education (CPE): Provider # 902-395; Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES/MCHES): Sponsored by Texas A&M University, a designated provider of continuing education contact hours (CECH) in health education by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. 

• May 13, Serving At-Risk Youth: A Multidisciplinary Approach - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• May 20, Sexual Health Education for Youth Involved in Systems of Care - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• May 27, Parts Matter: Basics of Sexual and Reproductive Health for LGBTQ+ Adolescents - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• June 10, The Truth about Youth Collaboration - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• June 24, TL:DR: Using Technology to Help Teens Access Family Planning Services - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• July 8, Title X in Texas + ACA Outreach to Millennials and Gen Z - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.5 hours)

• July 15, 10 Ways to Support Reproductive Healthcare in Texas: An Advocacy Listicle - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• July 22, Removing Barriers: Is Free OTC Birth Control a Possibility? - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• August 12, Trauma-Informed Approaches for Youth Parents - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• August 19, Best Practices for Building Skills of Parents and Caregivers of Teens - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• September 16, Culture Change: Equity in Sexual Health and Pregnancy Prevention Education - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• September 23, A Sex-Positive Approach - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• October 7, Building School and Community Collaborations - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• November 12, Contraception 101 - Supporting Teens by Dispelling Myths and Providing Evidence-Based Advice - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• November 18, Racists Histories and Contraceptives: Carrying the History of People of Color into Classrooms and Exam Rooms - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• December 2, Developing a National Design Team - A Texas Story - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• December 9, Shaping Narratives to Shape the Future - Harnessing Media and Messaging - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

• December 16, Sexual Violence Prevention - An Opportunity for Comprehensive Sexual Health - Texas DSHS Credit Letter (1.0 hours)

Texas Education Agency - Continuing Professional Education (CPE): 

The Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is an approved provider of continuing education credits by the Texas Education Agency, provider #902-395. 

 

DSHS Community Health Workers - Promotor(a) or Community Health Worker Training and Certification Program - Community Health Worker (CHW): 

Symposium sessions can apply to non-CHW certified classes and count toward CHW certification and renewal.

 

A maximum of 1 - 1.5 hours are available per webinar, depending on the length of the webinar. Attendees seeking continuing education credit must do the following to complete the CE application: 

• Register for each webinar.

• Attend the entire live webinar. 

• Complete an evaluation for EVERY webinar you attend within one week of the webinar.