University of Wyoming's (UW) Project ECHO is a training and capacity building program intended to support inter-professional connection and best practice implementation across Wyoming. UW ECHO networks utilize social learning models to expand knowledge and skills. Each ECHO session includes presentations, live support for problems of practice, and collective, virtual resource sharing. Our focus is to build expertise on health, education, family, and disability service topics. Learn more about the ECHO model.

This year we are excited to celebrate 10 years of UW ECHO and 30 years of the Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND). If you are interested in sharing how ECHO has impacted your work, please submit your story here. We look forward to sharing more and celebrating these milestones throughout the year.

Are you interested in becoming an ECHO partner? Learn more about ECHO replication and how you can implement ECHO into your work. Partner launch training dates for 2024 will be available soon.

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UW ECHO Orientation

August 20 from 12pm-1pm.

Join us for an introduction to the ECHO model and learn how you can participate in professional development across healthcare, education, and family supports in Wyoming.

The University of Wyoming's (UW) Project ECHO* uses social learning models to expand knowledge and skills through presentations, live support for problem-solving current challenges, and virtual resource sharing.

During the orientation we will share upcoming topics for our fall 2024 ECHO programs in Act Early, Assistive Technology, Autism and Positive Behavior Supports, Early Childhood, Families, Integrative Care, Student Health, and Geriatrics. Learn how to earn free professional development credits and engage in a community of practice.

*UW Project ECHO is facilitated by the Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND) and the Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA).

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