September marks both Addiction Recovery Month and Responsible Gaming Education Month—a powerful pairing that underscores the breadth of perspectives dedicated to reducing gambling-related harm. Across the problem gambling and responsible gambling field, advocates, industry representatives, treatment providers, researchers, regulators, and people with lived experience all bring valuable expertise to this shared mission. This panel will explore how collaboration across sectors strengthens prevention, education, treatment, recovery, and responsible gambling efforts in support of a shared goal: reducing gambling-related harm. Through examples of successful partnerships and cross-sector collaboration, panelists will share practical approaches for engaging diverse stakeholders, building trust, and fostering meaningful conversations. Attendees will leave with practical strategies for engaging stakeholders, strengthening partnerships, and advancing collaborative initiatives.

Price: Free for members, $59 for non-members. CE’s Available: There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

Prediction markets have rapidly evolved from relatively specialized forecasting tools into widely accessible commercial platforms that allow users to trade on an expanding range of outcomes. Although these platforms are often presented as financial or information-aggregation products, many incorporate features associated with online gambling, including continuous access, rapid feedback, repeated wagering opportunities, gamified interfaces, and incentives designed to sustain engagement.

This webinar, led by Dr. Nizan Geslevich Packin, builds on the recent Science Policy Forum, “Prediction Markets as a Public Health Threat,” examining why the rapid growth and mainstreaming of commercial prediction markets warrant attention from the gambling and public-health communities. Participants will learn about the gap between the expansion of prediction markets and the limited empirical research examining their potential public-health consequences, while identifying “unknowns” and questions that should be prioritized as gambling and public-health stakeholders respond to their continued expansion.

Price: Free for members, $59 for non-members. CE’s Available: There are no CE’s available for this webinar.