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303 North Alabama Street, Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Note: This workshop takes place in the Eastern time zone.
This workshop will show faith leaders how Substance Use Disorder is often a manifestation of unmet community needs. By understanding the seven vital community factors and the social determinants of health, faith leaders can break the stigma of addiction, foster empathy, and address the root causes. Attending this session will empower you to be a voice for change, offering not just spiritual guidance but practical solutions for those in need.
Born and raised in Jeffersonville, Indiana, Dr. William Cooke graduated from IU Southeast in 1994 before going on to graduate with honors from IU School of Medicine in 2001 and the Ball Memorial Family Medicine residency in 2004. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Family Medicine and the American Society of Addiction Medicine specializing in Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine, and HIV Medicine. He has received multiple awards for his approaches to addressing the needs of people in resource-poor communities, as well as spearheading efforts to respond to the 2015 HIV outbreak in the United States.
Note: This workshop takes place in the Eastern time zone.
The Center for Congregations is funded by Lilly Endowment, Inc. and is a supporting organization of the Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.