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Education platform

Violet’s platform offers CE/CME-accredited courses to help providers deliver more culturally responsive care. We’ll cover how the platform is structured, the topics providers can expect to see, and why it’s effective in improving patient outcomes.

Violet’s Clinical Education platform overview.

Violet’s education platform equips health care providers and non-clinical staff with the knowledge and skills to deliver more culturally responsive care. Our CE/CME-accredited courses focus on closing known health disparities, offering guidance on preventive screenings, and care considerations for diverse patient populations. 

Each course is developed by a carefully vetted group of doctors, psychiatrists, social workers, community leaders, and industry experts—backed by our clinical review board to ensure it is rooted in both expertise and real-world experience. These educators bring the voices and lived experiences of the communities we aim to support—rural populations, individuals with disabilities, and more—while also offering deep insight into complex topics like vaccines and genetic testing. Through self-reflection exercises, real patient stories, and actionable strategies, Violet’s education fosters greater empathy, awareness, and tangible improvements in care.

How is Violet’s education platform organized?

Violet’s education platform is designed to accommodate even the busiest providers, offering flexible learning opportunities.

Courses (15 minutes): The building blocks of our curriculum, each course is concise yet impactful, following a structured format:

  • Background & context – Understanding key concepts and historical context
  • Application – Practical strategies for real-world care
  • Demonstration – Case vignettes and audio diaries illustrating best practices in action
  • Takeaway – Actionable insights that providers can immediately apply

Collections (~1 hour): A set of 3-4 related courses, providing a deeper dive into a specific topic. Each collection typically earns 1 CE/CME credit.

Learning Pathways (3+ hours): A curated, longer-term learning experience that builds from foundational concepts to advanced topics, addressing the unique needs of specific communities and/or prevalent health disparities.

Our education library is easily searchable by topic, community, provider specialty, and accrediting body. Providers can easily navigate to what’s new and trending, as well as any assigned courses by their associated organization or network.

What topics does Violet cover?

Violet’s curriculum is updated monthly with courses covering various identities, prevalent health disparities, social determinants of health, and more. Below is a sample of our offerings, but we encourage you to explore our full course catalog for more details.

  • Trauma-informed care
  • Implicit bias
  • Mental Health (BIPOC,TGNC, LGBQ)
  • Physical Health (BIPOC,TGNC, LGBQ)
  • Asian American mental health
  • Contraceptive counseling in Black communities
  • Hormone therapy
  • Writing support letters for gender-affirming procedures
  • Addressing chronic conditions in rural communities
  • Improving outcomes in aging populations
  • Language barriers for LEP patients
  • Culturally responsive mental health intakes
  • Ableism in preventive care
  • Intersectional approach to colorectal cancer screening
  • Effective suicide interventions
  • Patient-centered care for pubescent individuals
  • Genetic testing through a culturally responsive lens
  • Eating disorders
  • Nutrition counseling
  • Human trafficking
  • Improving outcomes for epileptic patients
  • Neuro-affirming care for youth and adults
  • Managing diabetes chronicity and comorbidities 
  • Vaccine equity in underserved populations
  • Respiratory health in urban environments
  • Addressing the complex needs of youth substance users
  • Approaches to cultural differences in infant feeding
  • ADHD & Autism
  • Black maternal health
  • Breast and cervical cancer screening in LGBTQIA+ communities
  • Socioeconomic roots of diabetes
  • Native American mental health
  • Contraceptive counseling in Latine/x communities
  • Identity-centered lactation counseling
  • And more!

What makes learning with Violet effective?

We prioritize community involvement.

Collaborating directly with the communities we aim to serve is crucial to the development of our curriculum. Our educators and clinical review board are a diverse team who blend their clinical knowledge with personal experiences to deliver research-based, up-to-date guidance.

Ongoing engagement builds confidence.

Following training with Violet, 85% of partnering providers report increased confidence in working with patients of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, gender identities, and sexual orientations.

It facilitates behavior change.

Our independent research shows that providers upskilling with Violet exhibited the following:

  • 20% higher depression screening rates per clinician for patient population
  • 16% boost in hypertension control per clinician for patient population
  • .4% improvement in diabetes management per clinician for patient population.

We support multiple learning styles across various topics.

We offer a range of learning modalities, including video, audio diaries, case vignettes, and live webinars covering health equity-related topics ranging from perinatal depression and demystifying queer sex to the racist origins of BMI as a measure of body health.