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September was Responsible Gaming Education Month. State lotteries across America are stepping up their efforts to promote safe gambling practices.
Click Here to learn more about what Indiana and other states are doing to protect players.
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A recent study done at the University of Mississippi of students from seven Mississippi universities found that 39% of college students gambled in a variety of formats in the past year. Of those who engaged in sports betting, 6% met criteria for problem gambling.
Click Here to learn more about the findings from that study.
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As legalized sports betting grows across the United States, a growing number of young men are falling into gambling addictions without recognizing the signs. Driven by the explosion of mobile betting platforms and a lack of age-targeted resources, many see betting as a form of entertainment or investing − until it’s too late.
Click Here to read about Sam DeMello's story with sports betting addiction as well as what parents and young people need to know about sports betting addictions.
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Preventing Burnout: A Guide to Protecting Your Well-Being
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Burnout — it's a term we hear often, but we don't always recognize it creeping up on us until it's too late. Whether it's from work, personal life, or the weight of unmet expectations, burnout is a significant challenge in today's fast-paced, performance-driven world. We live in a culture of "upward comparisons," constantly measuring ourselves against those further along than us, which can leave us feeling inadequate; or we get buried under a growing workload with little institutional support.
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October 3, 1-2pm
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Ask Me Anything: Driving Public Health Policy Change
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Join Katrina Velasquez, Esq., MA, CEO and Managing Principal of Center Road Solutions, L.L.C. and Co-Chair of Health Policy at the Mental Health Liaison Group, for an open conversation on advancing public health policy in mental health, addiction recovery, and beyond. Drawing on her extensive experience shaping legislation, building cross-sector partnerships, and elevating public health priorities, Katrina will share strategies for influencing decision-makers and creating meaningful, lasting change. In this AMA, you’ll have the chance to ask questions, hear real-world examples, and see how focused advocacy can turn public health priorities into lasting change.
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This session is free to the public, but registration is required.
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There are no CE’s available for this webinar.
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November 4, 1-2pm
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Gift Responsibly: Gearing Up for the 2025 Campaign
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Every November and December, participants of the Gift Responsibly Campaign work to educate communities about the dangers of gifting lottery tickets to children, raise awareness about the risks of youth gambling and promote responsible gambling practices for those of legal age who choose to gamble. Ahead of the 2025 Campaign, join NCPG Staff as they review the new and updated campaign toolkit, discuss the different participation levels, and offer suggestions for how to tailor the Gift Responsibly Campaign messages to your audience(s).
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There are no CE's available for this webinar.
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This webinar is free to the public, but registration is required.
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November 2-5, 2025
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APHA Annual Meeting
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Making the Public's Health a National Priority
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Research has shown that public health efforts to prevent disease are more cost effective - and humane - than treating chronic health conditions, so now is the time to invest in our nation's health. Health is a human right; let's make it a national priority.
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November 20-21, 2025
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Indiana School Counselors Conference
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This annual conference is designed to support school counselors by providing professional development, networking opportunities, and resources for advancing students' academic, career, and social-emotional development.
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The conference features dynamic speakers, educational breakout sessions, and exhibitor booths offering tools and information relevant to the counseling profession. It serves as a key event for counselors to connect with peers, learn about current research and best practices, and gain skills to address the evolving needs of Indiana students.
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Indiana University
107 S. Indiana Ave
Bloomington, IN 47405
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