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Trainings & Education

Included Trainings

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  • Immigration Update​

  • Family Preparedness Planning

  • Privacy & Documentation

  • Talking to Families about Deportation

  • US Civil Surgeon Green Card Exam

  • Public Benefits (thanks to Caring Across Borders)

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This page also has sessions from our September 2025 Symposium. They include: 
 

  • National, State and Local Immigration Policy Updates

  • Coalition Initiatives for Immigrant Health

  • Legislative Advocacy

  • ICE in Hospitals: Safety, Privacy, and Trust During Immigration Enforcement

  • Immigrant Family Preparedness Planning for All Ages: Tools to support children, older adults, and caregivers

  • Immigration: Accessing Public Benefits

 

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Everyone Belongs Here Trainings & Symposium

The EBH community has created a series of online trainings to support healthcare providers in creating safer spaces for immigrant, migrant, refugee, and asylum-seeking families.

Physician Advocacy Resources

Some of the following resources are adapted from the Society of Asylum Medicine.

ACOG Committee Statement No. 25: Advocating for Safe and Equitable Obstetric and Gynecologic Care for Immigrants (2026)→ 

This information is designed as an educational resource to aid clinicians in providing obstetric and gynecologic care. 

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The Essential Role of Physician as Advocate: How and Why We Pass It On → 

LeeAnn M Luft, University of British Columbia

There is consensus amongst regulatory and certifying associations that the role of physician as advocate is a fundamental competency for Canadian physicians. Understanding what advocacy is and looks like in daily practice is integral to achieving this competency. Identifying barriers and exploring how we as physicians acquire the skills of advocacy are discussed. The current state of advocacy in medical education is reviewed as the starting point for exploring how best to foster the skills of physician as advocate.

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Perspective: Physician Advocacy: What is it and How do we do it? → 

Mark A Earnest, Shale L Wong, Steven G Federico

In this article, as first steps toward building a model for competency-based physician advocacy training and delineating physician advocacy in common practice, the authors propose a definition and, using the biographies of actual physician advocates, describe the spectrum of physician advocacy.

​The Physician as Health Advocate: Translating the Quest for Social Responsibility into Medical Education and Practice → 

Shafik Dharamsi, Anita Ho, Salvatore M. Spadafora, and Robert Woollard

The authors conduct a concept analysis, exploring the practical philosophical understanding of social responsibility and its implications for medical education and practice. The aim is to inform curricular development, professional practice, and further research on social responsibility. 

Refugee and Asylum Seeker Health Initiative (RAHI) 

Patients Among Us: Caring For Refugees and Asylum Seekers (2021-2022) → 

American Immigration Council: The State of Play (3/18/25) → 

This training reviews the most recent updates around the new registration requirement, family detention, and the Alien Enemies Act.

ILRC: Trump's Immigration EOs (2/26/25) → 

Great summary of immigration EO's and what you need to know

LegalLink → 

Legal Empowerment Training Library: Immigration → 

This training reviews basic legal background for immigration policies and paths to citizenship. Helpful introduction for non-lawyers. You will have to sign up on Legal Link's website to access the training

Trainings shared by partner organizations. We will keep updating these as we identify more trainings. 

Trainings from Our Partners

Teaching Tools

Resources to help train others in your clinical settings.

Brief Teaching Tool → 

Document that can be used to lead a 20-30 minute KYR talk for providers before clinic

Empower Communities: Health & Public Benefits Policy and KYR Guidance (February 2026) → 

Slide deck that can be used to lead a KYR talk + what providers need to know talk ​

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