About Local Resources Online Learning
Founded in 2011, we are an all-volunteer harm reduction collective. We operate a free, mobile public health resource for people who use drugs in southeastern Louisiana.

 TRAININGS

Since 2015, we have delivered dozens of trainings to local community organizations, clinics, nonprofits, and academic institutions, and presented workshops at several national conferences.

Our expert harm reduction trainings Can accommodate groups of all sizes and skill sets anD be tailored to your needs

TRAINING TOPICS

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Harm Reduction 101

An introduction to the history, philosophy, and practices of harm reduction that establishes a critical framework to discuss the present and future of public health and social justice.

Overdose Prevention with Naloxone (Narcan)

Geared towards community members, learn how to prevent overdose in its social context, recognize signs of overdose, and respond to opioid overdose (with naloxone administration) and to stimulant overdose (“over-amping”).

 
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Wound Care 101

Learn how to prevent, recognize, and reduce worsening of injection-related wounds. Training content is suitable both for people who inject drugs and for those who work with or love them.

Addressing Drug-Related Stigma and Discrimination

Explore the context and consequences of drug-related stigma; identify strategies to confront drug-related discrimination; and learn how to avoid stigmatizing people who use drugs, whether in your job or life, to improve our collective health and humanity.

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Need a Custom Training?

We can tailor any of our standard trainings to meet your group's specific needs!

Please note: Fully customized trainings will require advanced notice for adequate preparation.

Request a Training

If you're interested in hosting a training for your agency, organization, or business, please fill out our request form below: