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Upcoming trainings, meetings, and events are listed on the Trainings & Events page. You can browse current opportunities and open an event detail page for registration information, dates, descriptions, and related links.

Open the training or event detail page and follow the registration link when one is available. Some events may include a meeting link, RSVP link, or additional instructions.

If you are having trouble registering, submit a support request and include the name of the training or event.

Past recordings are available in the Trainings & Events section when a recording has been posted. You can use filters or browse past items to find recordings by topic, date, or training name.

If you attended a training and do not see the recording yet, check back later or submit a request.

Training materials may be available through the event detail page, recording page, or Resource Library. If materials are not posted, submit a request with the training name and date.

Trainings may be designed for grantees, community partners, program staff, local public health agencies, youth-serving organizations, or other partners. Check the training description for audience details.

If you are unsure whether a training is a good fit, submit a request and include your role, organization, and what you hope to learn.

Start with the Resource Library and try searching by topic, keyword, language, or material type. If you still cannot find what you need, submit a support request and describe what you are looking for.

Include any details that may help, such as the topic, audience, file type, or how you plan to use the resource.

Submit a support request and include the resource title, page URL, and a brief description of the issue. For example, let us know if a link is broken, a file will not download, a date is outdated, or the content no longer seems accurate.

If you cannot log in, first check that you are using the correct email address and that you have access to your verification or password reset email.

If the issue continues, submit a support request and include your name, organization, email address, and a description of what is happening.

Resources may be organized by topic, audience, language, material type, campaign, or related program area. Some resources may appear in more than one category so they are easier to find.

Use filters when you know what you need, or search by keyword when you are looking for something specific.

If the portal includes saved resources or bookmarks, use that feature to keep track of items you reference often. If saving is not available, you can copy the resource page link or download the file when downloads are provided.

Some resources may still be in the process of being updated, migrated, or reviewed. Others may require a specific file format or approval before they can be posted.

If you need something that appears incomplete, submit a request with the resource name and what you are trying to access.

Start with the Resource Library or Grantee Tools section. Look for reporting templates, guidance documents, deadlines, instructions, and related forms.

If you cannot find what you need, reach out to your assigned project officer or submit a request and include the grant, report, or requirement you are asking about.

Reach out to your assigned project officer, then submit a support request with the reporting topic, due date, and a short description of your question. If your question relates to a specific template, form, or requirement, include the file name or link.

Evaluation and data resources may be available in the Resource Library or Grantee Tools section. These may include templates, guidance documents, data collection tools, or reporting resources.

Use filters or search terms related to evaluation, reporting, data, surveys, outcomes, or program measures.

If you cannot find what you need, reach out to your assigned project officer.

Reach out to your assigned project officer, then submit a request with your program area, project goal, reporting requirement, and the type of activity you are tracking. If you already have a template or tool you are using, include that as well.

A clear description of the activity will help the right team provide guidance.

Yes. Reach out to your assigned project officer, then submit a request and include the name of the document, the section you are working on, and your question.

Do not include sensitive personal information unless you have been specifically instructed to do so.

Reach out to your assigned project officer, then submit a request as soon as possible and include the requirement, original deadline, reason for the delay, and any expected completion date. The request can then be routed to the appropriate contact for follow-up.