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    Overview and Objectives

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    • This webinar series will describe extreme heat exposure and effects on farmworker health, explain significance of cancer screenings for farmworkers, especially for women of reproductive age. It will also discuss the health challenges farmworkers face physically, socially, and mentally, describe ways to increase health & safety awareness for these populations and recognize equitable health care practices and policies for farmworkers and their families.

      Learning Objectives

      1. Describe mental health challenges and its effects on farmworker health. 
      2. Explain the significance of mental health services and support for farmworker communities. 
      3. Describe ways to increase mental health & safety awareness for these populations. 
      4. Recognize equitable mental health care practices and policies for farmworkers and their families.
    • Announcements Forum
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    Watch Video

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    Evaluation

    • Farmworker Health and Safety Workshop Series Part 3 Evaluation Quiz
      Not available unless: The activity Finish Video is marked complete
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    Watch Video (copy)

    • Finish Video Video Time
      Students must
      Finish video
      Finish watching 90 percent
    • Farmworker Health and Safety Workshop Series Part 3 Evaluation Quiz
      Not available unless: The activity Finish Video is marked complete
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    Certificate

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