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Conference Overview:

Please join us for this year’s in-person professional development conference! We’ll be partnering with experts in their field. The day will be filled with interactive presentations, resources, and networking opportunities. Also, attendees can customize their afternoon schedule to ensure they maximize their day. Register today! #AHC25

Conference Highlights:

Empowering Communities Through Education
Explore innovative strategies to enhance educational outcomes and foster community transformation. Learn from leaders who are breaking down barriers and expanding access to quality learning.

Health Centers That Work

Explore how modern health centers are reshaping care by focusing on the unique needs of their patients, from access and equity to integrated services. Learn how Finger Lakes Community Health provides healthcare to patients while taking the time to care.

Data That Drives Outcomes
Dive into how actionable data is improving health, education, and social services. Learn how analytics and evidence-based practices are powering better decisions—and better lives.

Afternoon Expert Tracks – Choose Your Journey
Customize your learning experience! Afternoon sessions feature expert-led breakout tracks tailored to specific interests. Whether you’re focused on education, data innovation, best practices, or community resources, you’ll find a session that matches your professional goals.

Presentation Opportunities: Interested in presenting at our conference? Sign up to present your work, latest data, trends, or how your agency/program serves the community today. The request will be reviewed by the committee in September, and selected presenters will be contacted to confirm their presentations. Submit your request to present here.

Keynote Speaker: Wade Norwood, CEO Common Ground Health in Rochester.

 

Mr. Norwood worked in public health/education/healthcare for most of his career. He will be speaking on Common Ground’s recently released report, showcasing how racism, whether deliverate or unintentional, undermines physical and mental wellbeing.

Keynote presentation: The Color of Health: The Devastating Toll of Racism on Black Lives, reveals that racism is the primary driver of illness and early death for Black residents. Marrying health data with insights from experts and lived experiences, the report documents how racism, whether deliberate or unintentional, undermines physical and mental wellbeing. It shows how biased practices limit access to well-paying jobs, safe neighborhoods, nutritious food and health care; how segregated neighborhoods and schools limit opportunities that are foundational to a child’s future wealth and health; and how chronic exposure to racism has a weathering effect on the mind and body.

You do not want to miss this year, register today for this professional development conference!

Registration is now open! $80 is due at the time of registration. Non-refundable after October 1st.

Limited scholarships are available. 

Sponsor us

We invite you to sponsor our 25th Annual Health Conference this year! Your sponsorship will help with scholarships for community agencies and schools. Check out our sponsorship AHC Sponsorship 2025 Letter or contact Olivia Catalano at (315) 787-8132.

We welcome: Educators, healthcare professionals, data analysts, nonprofit leaders, social workers, community organizers, and anyone dedicated to community empowerment and systemic change and professional development.

 

Where?

This in-person conference takes place at The Lux Hotel, Waterloo, NY, from 8am – 2:30pm.

If you’re interested in registering, please do so now! view our AHC invitation here!

Contact:

Contact Olivia Catalano at OliviaC@flchealth.org or 315-787-8132 should you have any questions.

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