The Office of Advocacy and Education helps students succeed by cultivating a safe and affirming environment for all members ...

The Interprofessional Peer Education and Evidence for Recovery (I-PEER) program provides training for current and future behavioral health professionals in culturally- and developmentally-appropriate, ...

Creating a healthy campus culture. The Office of Health Promotion offers a peer health education program for William & Mary students. Peer education is an approach where individuals with similar ...

For the young sex workers of Mbare and Epworth, Zimbabwe, the streets are more than a workplace—they are a battlefield. Violence, stigma, and a lack of access to healthcare have long defined their ...

PRESS RELEASE FROM THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands: On 25 February 2025, ...

The Joplin School District has launched its first ever peer-to-peer learning opportunity for educators. The “Joplin Connect ...

The Carson City School District was honored to be one of only eight school districts nationwide to be selected for the Herbie ...

Peer education is students learning from other students. Peer health educators are students who provide information, promote discussion and reflection, and strive to educate by engaging students in ...

The purpose of the program is to advocate for and promote health choices, personal well-being and community safety through leadership, education, and awareness. Peer Health Educators provide workshops ...

The Office of Health Promotion and Education offers students of all sexual orientations and backgrounds a unique and valuable opportunity to receive training to become a sexual health peer educator.

The Peer Health Educators (PHEs) are a student wellness group on the Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses who are led by the Department of Campus Recreation and Wellness. Peer Health Educators provide ...