Training Calendar

Problem Gambling screening event hosted in the SCC-Milford Student Center. Information on problem gambling prevention and treatment will be available, along with screening tools and the opportunity to speak with treatment professionals.

A theatrical program to raise awareness on Problem Gambling through monologues. Contact [email protected] to register.

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of PA, and the Pennsylvania Lottery will host a PGAM information table at the Pennsylvania State Capitol building to raise awareness of problem gambling and resources available to help. (Location: Capitol Mini Rotunda)  

Problem Gambling Awareness Month 2025 Symposium Theme: Seeking Understanding Join us during Problem Gambling Awareness Month for a transformative event aimed at shedding light on the often misunderstood issue of problem gambling. This year’s symposium, Seeking Understanding, will focus on the impact of gambling, raise awareness, and explore pathways to recovery. Event Highlights: ??Hear from Experts: Insightful discussions on addiction, harm reduction, prevention, and recovery. ??Be Inspired: Personal stories from individuals with lived experience. ??Connect with Resources: Engage with community organizations offering prevention, treatment, and recovery support. ??WagerDanger Podcast Corner: Listen to stories of resilience, harm, and recovery journeys. Why Attend? ?Understand how problem gambling affects individuals and families. ?Learn to recognize the signs of problem gambling. ?Build connections for prevention and treatment. ?Advocate for reducing stigma and promoting awareness. ?Explore early intervention strategies and available resources. Let’s unite to create an informed, compassionate community that supports individuals and families affected by gambling harm. Hosted by Healthcare Alternative Systems (HAS) and Gateway Foundation, this event is a chance to foster understanding, support recovery, and promote meaningful change.

Problem Gambling screening event hosted in the SCC-Lincoln main building. Information on problem gambling prevention and treatment will be available, along with screening tools and the opportunity to speak with treatment professionals.

In October 2017 a major gambling expansion bill was passed in Pennsylvania, allowing for the possibility of more legalized gambling than ever before. Over the past several years, we have seen increased availability and participation, but we have also seen several situations where individuals have experienced problems. This program will discuss the several resources, programs, and tools that have been put into place to address and prevent problems. Presenters: Diana Dietz (Pennsylvania Lottery) Josh Ercole (Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania) Amy Hubbard (Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs) Elizabeth Lanza and Jack Gallick (Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling) Gillian Russell (Penn State University) Learning Objectives Upon completion of this workshop, participants will: -Become familiar with forms of legislated gambling in Pennsylvania -Discuss the potential impact of expanded forms of gambling -Identify protections that have been included in legislated gambling -Have awareness of available local resources.

Please join the National Council on Problem Gambling and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention for a Congressional Briefing with Honorary co-host the Bipartisan Senate Mental Health Caucus.

With sports betting now legal in 38 states and wagers soaring to $121.1billion annually, problem gambling has emerged as an urgent yet under-addressed mental health concern. Join leading experts to understand the critical intersection between gambling addiction and mental health, with a special focus on how this challenge affects military service members.

FREE event presented by UPAC. Networking hour and Surrender short film screening, followed by a discussion/Q&A with Andrea Bang (actress of Surrender, Kim's Convenience), Jess Dang (Writer/Director of Surrender), and Dr. Timothy Fong (Co-Founder of UCLA Gambling Studies Program). Light appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be served. Seating is limited.

As we observe Problem Gambling Awareness Month in the U.S. throughout March, now is a good time to align your business with the latest trends and regulations in responsible gambling worldwide. This webinar will delve into the world of responsible gambling from a regulatory perspective, helping you stay ahead of the curve so you can maintain a proactive compliance strategy for responsible gambling. During this webinar, you’ll discover more about:

• Duty of care requirements for responsible gambling in Europe
• Potential impacts of the SAFE Bet Act in the U.S.
• Gambling advertising bans, and their impact on responsible gambling
• What AI can bring to responsible gambling aside from monitoring
• Financial affordability checks and the single customer view

...and much more! Speakers:

• Moderator:?Thomas Simcock, Principal Analyst, Vixio
• Rasmus Kjaergaard, CEO, Mindway AI
• Max Collinge, Head of Product, Yaspa
• Zachary Birnbaum, Principal Analyst, Vixio