Training Calendar
Discover educational events from across the country, conducted by prominent leaders, researchers, clinicians and advocates representing a broad spectrum of communities and backgrounds.
All events below, unless otherwise indicated, are listed in Eastern Time (ET).
This networking session is exclusively available to individuals registered for the NCPG Annual Conference 2026.
Make connections before you ever arrive in Nashville! Join fellow attendees for the NCPG Annual Conference 2026 Virtual Networking Session, an opportunity to meet peers, expand your professional network, share interests, and start conversations before the conference begins. Whether you’re attending for the first time or reconnecting with colleagues, this informal session is a great way to build relationships and make the most of your conference experience.
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.
As gambling opportunities increasingly intersect with the digital lives of youth and young adults, families often face uncertainty about how to recognize and respond to gambling-related harm. Join the Problem Gambling Coalition of Colorado (PGCC) and Kim Freudenberg, IGRS, President of Parents Standing Together, for an engaging webinar exploring youth gambling trends, warning signs, and the impact gambling harm has on parents, caregivers, and families. Participants will gain practical strategies to start supportive conversations, promote recovery, and implement family-centered approaches that foster healing, resilience, and long-term positive outcomes. CEUs available.
Effective gambling harm prevention thrives when campuses and community partners work together with a shared purpose. While collaboration with higher education can be shaped by structural, cultural, and language differences, these partnerships also present meaningful opportunities for collective impact. This session invites community prevention professionals to explore how to engage collaboratively with college systems and student subcultures (e.g., athletics, fraternity and sorority life).
Participants will examine both shared goals and distinct approaches to prevention, building a mutual understanding that strengthens partnership efforts. Through real-world examples and interactive discussion, participants will develop practical, actionable approaches to fostering sustainable, impactful campus–community partnerships.
Free for members, $59 for non-members. There are no CE’s available for this webinar.
