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Registration is now open for our VectorED Academy webinars! This series brings together experts in vector-borne diseases, public health, communication, education, and evaluation to provide practical, evidence-based training to strengthen technical knowledge and education skills.
Participants will have the opportunity to examine tick and mosquito specimens under the scope, learn about worker safety and PPE, and see a demonstration of how to treat clothing with permethrin.
📅 October 21, 2026
🕐 1:00–4:15 PM EDT
📍 Following the 2026 PVCA Meeting
PA Pest CEUs available: Core, Category 16, and Category 18
You do NOT need to register for the full meeting to attend this workshop!
🔗 Register: forms.gle/4Upvvbmv8UkN4nTY6
#VectorBorneDisease #VectorControl #PublicHealth #Entomology #PestManagement
Get hands-on with vector identification, surveillance, and worker safety!
Join us on October 21 for a free, hands-on workshop covering common ticks and mosquitoes of the Northeast, vector identification and surveillance, and PPE for safely managing public health pests.
Fall adventures are better without ticks tagging along. Even as temps cool, ticks stay active on warm fall days.🍂
After hiking, raking leaves, or playing outside, do a quick tick check on yourself and your pets.
It’s simple, fast, and helps keep everyone safe!
Join the VectorED Academy for a session on Persuasive Health Communication exploring strategies for developing messages that engage audiences, communicate risk effectively, and encourage health-protective behaviors.
📅 September 30, 2026
🕐 1:00pm EDT
Learn practical approaches for applying persuasive communication to vector-borne disease education and outreach.
#VectorEDAcademy #HealthCommunication #ScienceCommunication #PublicHealth #VectorBorneDisease
Get hands-on with ticks, mosquitoes & PPE! Join VectorED Network for a FREE workshop on vector ID, surveillance & worker safety.
📅 Oct. 21 | 1–4:15 PM EDT
PA Pest CEUs: Core, Cat. 16 & 18
No full-meeting registration required!
🔗 forms.gle/4Upvvbmv8UkN4nTY6
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🔎 Get hands-on with vectors and ectoparasites!
Join the VectorED Network for an interactive workshop at the Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of America on November 8th in Columbus, Ohio.
The workshop will also explore assessing vector-borne disease risks and developing strategies to help prevent bites and disease transmission.
📅 November 8, 2026 9am-5pm
📍 Columbus, OH
🎓 Pesticide applicator continuing education credits will be available.
Interested in getting practical, hands-on training you can take into the field? Join us for the workshop- no registration for the full meeting required!
#publichealth #Entomology #ESA2026 #VectorBorneDisease #VectorSurveillance
How do you respond when misinformation and disinformation make it harder for people to find and trust accurate information?
Join the VectorED Academy on September 10 for “Responding Strategically: Practical Tools for Countering False Information” with Heather Wingo, MS, CPH.
This session will explore why false information can be persuasive and provide practical, evidence-based strategies for recognizing and responding to it.
📅 September 10, 2026
🕛 12:00 PM EDT
Register today!
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