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Featured course — Opioid harm reduction

Knowledge First: Empowering First Responders in the Opioid Crisis

This course helps first responders feel confident and prepared when responding to opioid-related emergencies. You’ll learn how to recognize overdoses, administer naloxone safely, understand the human side of addiction, and apply harm reduction strategies. 
  • Built For: EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Corrections, Community Responders
  • Format: Online, Self-paced
  • Duration: ~75 min
  • Cost: Free
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You'll gain:
  • A clear understanding of how opioids affect the body and why overdoses happen
  • Confidence to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose
  • Step-by-step skill in administering naloxone and supporting recovery
  • Greater awareness of how stigma affects people who use drugs and access to care
Featured course — One Health

Introduction to One Health

This course introduces the One Health framework, which recognizes the interconnected health of people, animals, plants, and the environment. Through real-world examples and case studies, you'll explore how working across disciplines leads to healthier, more resilient communities.
  • Built For: Public health professionals, educators, students, community organizations, and anyone curious about how health systems connect
  • Format: Online, Self-paced
  • Duration: ~90+ min
  • Cost: Free
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You'll gain:
  • A foundation in the One Health approach and why it matters
  • Real-world examples of how human, animal, plant, and environmental health interact
  • Insight into the forces behind One Health, including emerging infectious disease outbreaks
  • An understanding of how to apply One Health thinking to local challenges

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Knowledge First: Empowering First Responders in the Opioid Crisis

Designed for EMS, fire, law enforcement, and corrections officers who encounter opioid overdoses on the job. Learn to recognize opioid overdose signs, use naloxone confidently, and apply harm reduction strategies.

If you want to understand how health systems connect

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Introduction to One Health

This course is for public health professionals, educators, students, and anyone interested in how human, animal, plant, and environmental health are interconnected and how that understanding leads to better outcomes.

More Courses On the Way

We're building more training based on what communities across Georgia tell us they need most.
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Harm Reduction for Jail & Correctional Staff

Supporting reducing overdose risk in correctional settings and during reentry into the community.

Harm Reduction for Justice-Involved Individuals

Supporting individuals to reduce overdose risk, understand harm-reduction tools, and navigate high-risk transitions with greater confidence.

Harm Reduction for Friends & Family

Guidance on overdose prevention, naloxone use, and supporting loved ones safely.

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