HOP develops and disseminates its semi-annual OutReach Newsletter, focusing on new and innovative ways to address health outreach, sustainability, cultural competency, and health education and prevention.

Spring 2009
Selected Topics: Understanding and Identifying Alcohol Abuse & Dependency, Health Initiative of the Americas’ Binational Exchange, Focus On: Worksite Sexual Assault, Medical Rights Health Education Recipe, Texas Migrant Care Network

Fall 2008
Selected Topics: Outreach in the Midst of an Immigration Crisis, Farmworker Employers as Partners in Outreach, Focus on Transportation Safety, Health Education Recipe: Fruity Fun, Health Education Resources Online

Spring 2008
Selected Topics: Cultural Humility as a Lifelong Practice, Using Theater of the Oppressed Techniques, I Outreach Campaign, Focus on Seasonal Farmworkers, Occupational Safety Recipe: Heat Stress

Fall 2007
Selected Topics: Binational Health Week, End of Season Evaluation Meetings, Honoring Mixtec Farmworkers Through Cultural Sensitivity Practices, Pesticide Safety Health Education Recipe, Strategies to Build Outreach Stuff Skills

Spring 2007
Selected Topics: Honoring Cesar Chavez and Farmworker Advocacy, GIS and Community Mapping, Diabetes Health Education Recipe, Building a Farmworker Coalition, National Needs Assessment Key Findings and Practical Applications

Fall 2006
Selected Topics: Mobile Health Clinics, Using Qualitative Data for Program Planning and Fundraising, Partnering with Universities

Spring 2006
Selected Topics: Farmworkers and Disaster Preparedness, Conducting Health Education with Children, How to Conduct a Needs Assessment

Fall 2005
Selected Topics: The Medicaid Challenge for Farmworkers, Preparing your Outreach Program for Funding, HIV Prevention and Testing with Farmworkers

Spring 2005
Selected Topics: Pesticide Safety Training, Conducting Health Education with Farmworkers, Creating Effective Outreach Encounter Forms, Starting a Farmworker Advisory Committee

Winter 2004
Selected Topics: Case Management with Farmworkers, Migrant Farmworkers and International Development, Medical Interpretation