Clinicians and health care workers are caring for immigrant and migrant communities in a time of increased fear, uncertainty, and stress. This three-part webinar series will offer trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and community-centered approaches to supporting patients, families, and the workforce that serves them. Sessions will focus on trauma-informed care in the current immigration climate, best practices for community-based participatory campaigns, and the Witnessing model for sustaining compassion, reflection, and collective care.
THIS THREE-PART SERIES is the result of requests from our clinical network and community partners for additional support in trauma-informed care, including our 2025 survey with Physicians for Human Rights, post-webinar session evaluations, and MCN office hours. MCN is dedicated to being responsive to your emerging concerns. Email contedu@migrantclinician.org to provide your feedback and suggestions.
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SESSION 2: Best Practices for Community-Based Participatory Campaigns
This session will focus on best practices for developing community-based participatory campaigns with community members, CHWs, organizers, and trusted messengers. Participants will explore how to identify community priorities, use clear and accessible language, and create campaigns that reflect the strengths and lived experiences of immigrant and migrant communities.
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Presenters
Alma
Galván
MHC
Director of Training and Community Engagement
Migrant Clinicians Network
Alma Galván, MHC, is MCN's Director of Training and Community Engagement. Galván has worked for over three decades to improve the health of agricultural workers. She has extensive experience providing technical assistance and developing curricula and educational materials for adults with limited English proficiency and limited literacy, community health workers, health professionals, health educators, and clinicians. Galván has worked extensively with MCN partners, community-based organizations, health agencies, and local and state health departments.
