Our virtual learning network helps researchers and community members contribute to a world where life-saving best practices are accessible to everyone, regardless of where they live, using the revolutionary Project ECHO model. Our network supports knowledge-sharing and communities of practice in research and programming to foster healthy and resilient people and places.

Project ECHO goes beyond traditional webinars and online events. It's a platform for participants to engage in dialogue around a shared topic of interest, utilizing an innovative telementoring program that leverages videoconferencing and peer-to-peer learning to facilitate conversations and connections among ECHO participants worldwide. 

As the official hub for Project ECHO at Texas State, THRC hosts these virtual knowledge networks with researchers, subject-matter experts, and community members to engage in conversations that foster health and economic resilience in Texas. We also help link Texas State faculty researchers with over 1300+ ECHO partner institutions and an estimated 1.5 million people from 193 countries worldwide.