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California Academy of Family Physicians California Academy of Family Physians (CAFP) empowers, educates, and connects current and future family physicians to improve the health of all Californians.

Now accepting applications! The CAFP Foundation is excited to share that re-launch of the Susan Hogeland Health Policy F...
10/19/2026

Now accepting applications!

The CAFP Foundation is excited to share that re-launch of the Susan Hogeland Health Policy Fellowship. If you’d like to build your advocacy skills, make connections, and learn how state-level advocacy works check it out!

Applications close November 15, 2026. Learn more and apply: https://www.familydocs.org/sh-fellowship/

Voting is good for your health. Decisions made at the ballot box can affect many factors connected to health and well-be...
10/15/2026

Voting is good for your health.

Decisions made at the ballot box can affect many factors connected to health and well-being, including health care access and the environments where Californians live.

Family physicians can help patients participate by making reliable, nonpartisan voter information and registration resources easy to access.

CAFP has downloadable Register to Vote posters in English and Spanish that you can share in your office or clinic.

familydocs.org/vote-2026

10/14/2026

As National Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, the conversations we’ve shared throughout this series continue.

Thank you to the CAFP JEDI Committee members and family physicians who shared their experiences, perspectives, and ideas with us at POP! Your voices help strengthen our understanding of the barriers physicians face and the ways we can foster greater connection, mentorship, visibility, and belonging within family medicine.

We hope these conversations inspire more of them throughout the year.

Learn more about CAFP JEDI at www.familydocs.org/jedi.

When things get strange, call FAMMED 🩺The Family Docs Store is “treating the unusual” and “keeping the scaries away” thi...
10/14/2026

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The Family Docs Store is “treating the unusual” and “keeping the scaries away” this Halloween with spooky-season gear made especially for family medicine fans.

Check out the Halloween collection and find your new favorite way to rep family medicine this season.

familydocs.org/store

Are hidden biases shaping the care you provide?Our free CME course helps family physicians and care teams explore implic...
10/13/2026

Are hidden biases shaping the care you provide?

Our free CME course helps family physicians and care teams explore implicit bias in pregnancy options counseling.

Self-paced case-studies help you interrogate and refine your own approach to inclusive, empathetic care.

10/12/2026

Every physician brings their own experiences and perspective to family medicine. Creating opportunities to share those stories helps all of us better understand the community we’re part of.

In our National Hispanic Heritage Month video series, CAFP members are speaking openly about their experiences in medicine, the challenges they’ve encountered, and what has helped them feel connected and supported.

Listen to their stories and join us in continuing the conversation.

Learn more at www.familydocs.org/jedi.

10/09/2026

For family physicians, having someone who understands your experiences, offers guidance, and helps open doors can make a meaningful difference.

Hear from members of our community as they discuss discussing their experiences, perspectives and the barriers they’ve encountered in family medicine during National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Learn more about the work of the CAFP JEDI Committee at www.familydocs.org/jedi.

10/08/2026

Scary good items have dropped in our Family Docs store - Halloween collection!

Everything from “Treating the Unusual!” to “Keeping the Scaries Away.”

Get yours now at familydocs.org/store

What issues should CAFP be advocating for in 2027? Your ideas can help shape the answer. Resolution submissions for the ...
10/07/2026

What issues should CAFP be advocating for in 2027? Your ideas can help shape the answer.

Resolution submissions for the 2027 All-Member Advocacy Meeting are officially open. The deadline for submissions is December 7, 2026.

Resolutions give CAFP members an opportunity to bring forward the policies, priorities, and issues that matter to family physicians and their patients. If there’s an issue you want CAFP to address at the state or federal level, now is the time to make your voice heard.

Before submitting, be sure to review this year’s new resolution requirements and submission process.

www.familydocs.org/amam

10/06/2026

Creating change often starts with asking people about their experiences and truly listening to what they have to say.

At POP!, family physicians spoke with members of the CAFP JEDI Committee about the barriers physicians may encounter throughout their careers and the support that can help them move forward.

Throughout National Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re continuing to share their perspectives and create space for conversations that can strengthen our family medicine community.

Learn more at www.familydocs.org/jedi

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