Pediatric Immigrant Health: Clinical, Community & Advocacy Perspectives
1 CME – 1 Hour to Complete
Quick Reference Video Segments
If you have attended a training in the past and need a refresher on DC WIC or how to use the FindHelp tool, here are some key video segments to watch:
- What is DC WIC? – 2:25
- How to Use the FindHelp tool – 37:50
- Additional tools and reference materials – 49:18
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CATCH Facilitator (CCF)
Professional Opportunity – CATCH Facilitator – The role of the Chapter CATCH Facilitator (CCF) is to encourage and support pediatricians, pediatric trainees, and advanced pediatric providers in their chapter as they work to collaborate within their communities to advance the health of all children. Chapter CATCH Facilitators represent the national AAP CATCH Program and must be a national AAP member as well as a chapter member. An advanced pediatric provider (pediatric nurse provider, pediatric physician assistant) who is an AAP National Affiliate member in good standing may also serve in the CCF role. For more information, contact Keith Montgomery. – Email
Diversity Equity and Inclusion Statement on Racism
As health care providers dedicated to promoting the health and wellness of pediatric populations and pediatricians in the District of Columbia, the DC Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics understands the direct impact of systemic racism on the communities in which we serve. As healthcare providers dedicated to promoting the health and wellness of the pediatric population in the District of Columbia, the DC AAP is committed to advancing the care of ALL children. We understand that we cannot accomplish this goal without tackling systemic racism and the many forms it shows up in the lives of the children for which we care.
DC AAP aims to foster an environment that supports people of all races, ethnicities, and cultures. The chapter aims to support systems that enable equitable access to resources so that our patients and members can thrive. DC AAP also endorses professional workshops and continuing learning opportunities that highlight programs that are diverse, equitable and inclusive.
Through advocacy, education, and support, we will strive to create a more equitable world for our patients. We will advocate locally and nationally to improve policies to ensure all our children have equal access to healthcare. We will educate our patients and our community to ensure we are delivering high quality equitable care through programs that are diverse, equitable and inclusive.
Resources & Recent Events
DCAAP’s Spring Symposium
Celebrating DCAAP’s Spring Symposium The Power of Prevention: the Past and Future of Pediatric Vaccines
Building Pediatric Capacity and Referrals to DC WIC
This dinner and CME learning event on food insecurity and how to make electronic referrals to DC WIC resources
Capital Area Food Bank and Food as Medicine Webinar
Presented on October 23, 2024, the Capital Area Food Bank shared an update…
Advocacy Day 2024
On March 5th, 2024, DCAAP held its annual Advocacy Day at Children’s National Shepard…
Trauma Informed Webinar Recap
Implementing Trauma-Informed Care – Real Conversations in the Clinic
Recap Spring Symposium 2024
On May 21st, the Chapter held its annual Spring Symposium. We unveiled our Prescription for the District…
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Get In Touch
American Academy of Pediatrics
District of Columbia Chapter
P.O. Box 4521
Washington, D.C. 20017
For general inquiries and information,
please email DC AAP at executivedirector@aapdc.org














