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Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention - Advancements in Diabetes Seminars

Advancements in Diabetes Webinar Series

Earn free CME/CE by attending our live clinical training webinars. In each one-hour webinar, experts present what's new on diabetes-related topics and describe practical tools to use in your practice. Training is intended for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, dentists, dietitians, diabetes program coordinators, and other health care professionals.

Accredited Provider of CME/CE: IHS Clinical Support Center

Note: Live webinars are recorded and offer CME/CE credit.

Next Live Free CME/CE Webinar

Topic:
Promoting Healthy Lifestyles for Native Youth: The Boys & Girls Clubs in Indian Country T.R.A.I.L. Project
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Time: 3pm ET / 2pm CT / 1pm MT / 12pm PT / 11am AKT
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Presenters:
Anna Bear
Director of Organizational Development-Native Services
Boys & Girls Club of America
Fenton Jones
Director Federal Grants - Native Services
Boys & Girls Club of America
Carla Knapp
National Vice President of Native Services
Boys Girls Clubs of America
Jenelle Ware (Flowers)
Federal Grant – Native Services
Boys and Girls Club of America
Duration: 1 hour
Registration: Not required. Use the Join Webinar button at the time of the webinar to join.
Questions: Contact the Clinical Training Team for any questions.

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Information about the webinar presentation:

This session provides an overview of the Healthy Lifestyles in Youth Project (TRAIL) and how Boys & Girls Clubs of America Native Services is advancing wellness among Native youth through culturally grounded diabetes prevention programming. The webinar highlights the TRAIL curriculum, its whole-person wellness approach, youth leadership opportunities, community partnerships, healthy lifestyle activities, and program outcomes that demonstrate positive trends in nutrition and physical activity with sustained participation. Participants will learn about how data is collected, stories of impact from Native Clubs across the country, and resources available through the TRAIL Resource Center to support program implementation. The session concluded with an introduction to the Catch My Breath Pilot, which expands prevention efforts by addressing youth vaping through culturally adaptable, evidence-based education for Native youth.

Save the Dates for Live CME/CE Sessions

Unless otherwise specified:

  • All training begins at 3pm ET / 2pm CT / 1pm MT / 12pm PT / 11am AKT
  • Offer 1 hour of ACCME, ACPE, ANCC, CDR, CDE credit*
Date Topic Presenter(s) Add to Calendar
Wednesday,
November 4, 2026		 Who Needs What When? An Update on Standards of Care for Kidney Care in Diabetes Carol Greenlee, MD MACP
Western Slope Endocrinology
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Thursday,
November 12, 2026		 Do I REALLY Need to Take All of These? Medication Deprescribing in Type 2 Diabetes Drew Nevala, PharmD, BCPS, CDCES
Lieutenant Commander, United States Public Health Service
Jemez Health & Human Services
[ICS – 15.8 KB]
Wednesday,
December 2, 2026		 The Mind-Body Practices in Diabetes: Stress, Mindfulness, and Metabolic Health Ralph La Forge, MSc, FNLA
Hill Group Contractor, DDTP
Duke University Endocrine Division University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Program on Integrative Medicine
[ICS – 18.1 KB]
Wednesday,
January 13, 2027		 Progress and Gaps in Strengths-Based Language Jane K. Dickinson, RN, PhD, CDCES
Program Director/Senior Lecturer
Teachers College Columbia University
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*ACCME (Medical), ACPE (Pharmacy), ANCC (Nursing), CDR (Dietitian), and CDE (Dental)