Training Calendar

This town hall will provide NCPG members with an overview of the organization’s new Financial Trader Health and Safety Initiative and the strategic thinking behind this expansion. Attendees will hear how the initiative aligns with NCPG’s mission to reduce gambling-related harm through a public health lens, while addressing emerging risks across rapidly evolving financial and trading environments. The session will also create space for questions, discussion, and shared understanding around messaging, neutrality, and NCPG’s leadership role in advancing education, awareness, and consumer protections.

There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

Virtual Problem Gambling Advocacy Day is a powerful and impactful event where individuals, organizations, and advocates come together to raise awareness and educate legislators about the critical issue of problem gambling. Every voice makes a difference. It’s your chance to speak out in favor of problem gambling awareness, educate your legislators on the importance of strong public policies, and share impactful stories from your community. Registration Deadline: May 18, 2026

Program evaluation is a critical process for assessing if a program is being implemented as intended and achieving its desired results. This webinar frames evaluation as an iterative, adaptive practice rather than a rigid sequence, emphasizing flexibility through the principle of “start anywhere, follow it everywhere.” This session will examine key steps, including defining the scope of evaluation, forming teams, selecting appropriate designs, and aligning measurement strategies with program objectives. The discussion will compare formative, outcome, and developmental evaluation approaches, highlighting practical implications and resource considerations. This webinar is free for members and $59 for non-members. There are no CE’s available for this webinar

This 60-minute webinar provides an overview of the National Council on Problem Gambling Agility Grants program and application process for the upcoming funding cycle. Open to all applicants, the session will highlight key updates and requirements to be aware of before applying. Topics include: – Program goals, priorities, and eligibility – Examples of funded prevention projects – Application process, timeline, and review criteria – Key application updates, including required components – Guidance on the required logic model and evaluation alignment – Tips, resources, and Q&A Price: This webinar is free to the public, but registration is required. CE’s Available: There are no CE’s available for this webinar.