Harm Reduction ECHO learning together.

Join a community of care providers working together to strengthen evidence-based harm reduction practices

Want to participate

in the Tennessee Department of Health’s

Harm Reduction Project ECHO?

Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month

11am – 12pm Central | 12pm – 1pm Eastern

Expanding Evidence-Based Harm Reduction Through Shared Expertise

The Harm Reduction Project ECHO brings together healthcare providers, public health professionals, and community-based organizations to strengthen Tennessee’s response to drug-related harms. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussions, participants gain practical strategies to support people who use drugs—ranging from safer use practices and overdose prevention to linkage to care and service navigation. This collaborative model helps expand capacity in underserved areas by increasing access to specialized knowledge and peer support.

Whether you’re launching a new harm reduction initiative or looking to deepen your impact, we invite you to join this learning community.

Building a Stronger Harm Reduction Community Together

The Harm Reduction Project ECHO is a learning community for people and organizations working to improve the health and wellness of people who use drugs in Tennessee through evidence-based and compassionate care.

If you are facing a challenge, have a question, or just want some advice you can submit a scenario and our subject matter experts and learning community can weigh in. Click the button above to learn more.

What topics do you want to learn more about? Do you know of an amazing speaker you’d like to share with out community of practice? We’d love to know! Click the button above to request a speaker or topic session.

Explore Previous Sessions

Did you miss a TN Harm Reduction ECHO session or wanted to share an amazing presentation with a colleague? We’ve got you covered. Head over to our YouTube channel to watch previous TN Harm Reduction ECHO sessions.

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