BRYCS will facilitate statewide and national dissemination of provider educational materials through its online network of 7,000+ members and strong social media following. Benefits to other communities: Arizona will be one of 10 states participating in the provider workshops led by Dr. Nawal Nour. Data gathered from pre-post surveys will inform national efforts to address gaps in provider and community knowledge. Furthermore, the FGC ECHO initiative promises far-reaching implications for improving provider competency and skill in regions where there are no FGC specialists. Specific products/outcomes proposed for development or modification beyond the OWH final report: Providers will receive a workshop program workbook on caring for FGC-affected populations, links to online resources, webinars and ongoing access to FGC, ECHO and BRYCS networks of inter-professional providers. Community Outreach and Education: Prior collaborations have demonstrated the critical role of men in women's healthcare decision-making. Moreover, cultural etiquette requires male forums to be held separately from female forums. Community forums will be convened and led by trained community leaders and will break into small groups organized by generational status comprising youth, elders, and the middle-aged to facilitate further discussions to illuminate specific community needs and educational priorities for providers (see Work Plan for details). During the FGC Listening Sessions held in 2014, the Somali community voiced a need to hear from religious leaders who could interpret the significance of FGC through the lens of their faith. In response to this request, leaders from the Islamic community will be invited to address the forums on FGC from a religious perspective. In particular, the forums will invite younger Somali women to address health care needs of women engaging in FGC and attitudes about prevention. Also, during the women's forums, participants will view the ORR Somali health educational video on FGC and receive a bilingual educational brochure on FGC to facilitate the empowerment of women to discuss their FGC-related care and management with their providers.