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Offerings of Superfund Fact Sheet Template Webinar - Basic Skills Course

Hosted by U.S. EPA, Community Involvement and Program Initiatives Branch
Community Involvement University (CIU)

Description

BACKGROUND
Communication and outreach to Superfund communities, including site-specific fact sheets, are key to meaningful and effective engagement. This webinar series provides hands-on demonstrations of the updated fact sheet templates, using building blocks within the Microsoft Word Quick Parts menu. The Fact Sheet Development Teams originally developed the templates in 2020. Participants of the basic trainings will learn how to create CIPs and fact sheets using the templates.

The advanced trainings will dive deeper into template customization and creating new building blocks (see link below for the advanced skills course).

Participants will learn to: 
• Use the templates to develop customized fact sheets.
• Insert and customize modular text and graphic elements.
 
WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE
This EPA-only training is strongly recommended for Superfund CICs, RPMs and community involvement staff.
 
OTHER COURSES IN THIS SERIES
This page is for the Fact Sheet Template Webinar - Basic Skills course. There are three other offerings in this series:

 

For general information contact Paige Gibbons by telephone at 202-566-0395 + or via e-mail at gibbons.paige@epa.gov

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