Register today for the 2024 Anti-Stigma Institute on October 28-29 in Washington, DC. Join a community of individuals committed to ending the stigma around addiction and support as a certified anti-stigma trainer for three years.
Stigma surrounding SUDs remains one of the biggest barriers to treatment. It isolates individuals, prevents families from seeking help, and perpetuates harmful misconceptions. Research shows that stigma can lead to continued substance use, delay in seeking treatment, and higher dropout rates from recovery programs.
Participants will have access to anti-stigma resources including:
Stigma Training: Learn the science and key concepts of addiction stigma, helping you understand and measure stigma within your organization or community.
Anti-Stigma Community Intervention Instructor Certification: Receive a three-year certification to deliver the evidence-based Responding to Addiction intervention, proven to reduce stigma and increase SUD knowledge among healthcare professionals, criminal justice practitioners, faith leaders, and other community stakeholders.
Family & Caregiver Intervention Instructor Certification: Earn a three-year certification to deliver the enCompass intervention, a comprehensive training designed to reduce stigma and improve SUD knowledge among families, caregivers, and the general public.
Community Stigma Surveys: Learn how to deploy a stigma measurement survey in your community, track progress, and make data-driven decisions.
Social Media Campaign Toolkit: Get trained on launching a targeted anti-stigma campaign, with creative assets and strategies to track its impact.
Early Bird Registration
Access Early Bird Registration through September 30, 2024.
Download the Informational Packet here.
Become a Sponsor
Your support will:
Help us tackle the stigma nationwide. By becoming an Institute Sponsor, you will help eradicate a major barrier to treatment and recovery and bring two stigma interventions to 50 communities in need.
Increase your organization's visibility among industry experts. Enhance your reputation as an organization committed to addressing pressing societal issues and advancing evidence-based interventions.
Engage in networking opportunities with key leaders in the field. This event is for a diverse range of stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, policymakers, community leaders, and individuals directly impacted by substance use disorders.
Don't miss this opportunity. We've intentionally limited the event to just 50 participants to foster deeper connections, meaningful interactions with faculty, and rich networking opportunities.
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