CHW Connector vs Togather Now

CHW Connector: A platform for Community Health Workers to share information, insights, and resources. The National Association of Community Health Workers (NACHW) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership-driven organization with a mission to unify CHWs across geography, ethnicity, sector, and experience to support communities to achieve health, equity, and social justice. NACHW recognizes CHWs, CHRs from tribal nations, promotoras and more than 95 other work titles. The covid pandemic confirmed historic gaps in CHW infrastructure for sustainability, and NACHW has been engaging with CHWs across the country to learn about and address these barriers. In response, NACHW has developed the CHW Connector to provide a free space for CHWs to: • Connect with other CHWs to learn, share, grow, and identify resources and information, • Follow and connect with state/local CHW networks and topic specific communities, • Receive critical alerts related to public health emergencies, • Share valuable insights and information with NACHW to build the CHW movement, and • Learn about and get involved in CHW and equity focused policy and advocacy opportunities at the state and national level.

Togather is a CE-accredited platform and community for healthcare providers committed to better care—for patients, colleagues, and themselves. Inside Togather, you can: • Earn CE credits through accredited, evidence-based training • Deepen your practice with the ALI™ framework (Anti-racism, Liberation, Intersectionality) • Join live & on-demand events with leading practitioners and thought leaders • Access case-based learning and scenario-driven education • Connect with a powerful referral network and peer community • Receive ongoing support through mentorship, group reflection, and facilitated discussions Built by and for providers, Togather doesn’t just help you meet your continuing education (CE) requirements—it helps you transform how you show up in care. Whether you’re a physician, therapist, nurse, midwife, or community health worker, you’ll find a trauma-informed space to grow your skills, expand your support network, and deepen your impact. Togather’s content is developed by licensed clinicians, rooted in real-world application, and aligned with national standards for continuing education. Courses are self-paced or live, and many are eligible for professional development reimbursement through employer CE budgets. Topics include: • How to be an ally ALI™: put Anti-racism, Liberation & Intersectionality into practice • Collective care as a healthcare necessity • Queer-celebratory, gender-affirming healthcare in practice • Trauma-informed care as a lifelong clinical practice • Confronting anti-Blackness in healthcare, past and present • Embodied strategies for healing and resilience • Affirming care for autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent patients • Chronic illness and gaslighting: the power of trust Why providers trust Togather: •Accredited CE across disciplines •Learning designed for real practice—not just theory •Peer-led support, not just solo learning •An approach grounded in values—but measured in outcomes Whether you're new to this work or deep in the movement for health equity, Togather is your space to train, connect, and take action.