Blog by Harm Reduction Circle

    Creating supportive, informed learning environments requires open dialogue, age-appropriate education, and trauma-informed approaches to substance use. These trainings are designed for educators, administrators, school counselors, campu...

    Peers are the heart of harm reduction. These trainings are designed for frontline outreach workers, peer navigators, volunteers, and lived-experience leaders who deliver direct support in community settings, on the street, or inside events. Whether new to outreach o...

    Every safe event depends on effective collaboration between security, medical, and operations teams. These trainings are designed for private security firms, venue safety teams, medical responders, EMS contractors, volunteer medics, and crisis management staff worki...

    Behind every safe, memorable event is a production team that plans for health, safety, and inclusion from the very beginning. These trainings are built for event producers, promoters, venue owners, operations leads, safety coordina...

    Building open, honest conversations about substance use starts at home, in classrooms, and within youth-centered spaces. These trainings are designed for parents, caregivers, educators, youth organizations, and young adults who want to approach harm reduction through compassi...

    Harm reduction isn’t just for professionals — it’s for everyone who wants to make their community safer, more connected, and more compassionate. These trainings are designed for residents, business owners, civic leaders, neighborhood associations, and community organizations ...

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