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In Episode 5 of The Road Ahead for Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink shares why supporting emerging leaders is essential to building a strong, resilient public health workforce.
The local data ecosystem in Portland, Oregon, is like a community garden. It represents people's needs and desires, with different plants flourishing together. Just as a garden benefits from divers...
In Episode 4 of The Road Ahead for Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink explains why public health isn’t something delivered to communities but built with them.
In Episode 3 of The Road Ahead for Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink shares how important local partnerships are for success in public health.
In Episode 2 of The Road Ahead for Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink paints a picture of public health five years from now as an engine for community health.
People most affected by health inequities must be the ones guiding solutions. In Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood, the Neighborhood Power Building Project is uplifting the voices of those most vul...
In Episode 1 of The Road Ahead for Public Health, Dr. Anne Zink, physician, public health expert, and Senior Fellow at @YaleSPH, explains why public health needs to step into its role as Chief Heal...
Science to People’s Brinleigh Murphy-Reuter shares how VeriSci makes health communication better than general LLMs.
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To drive just policies, governance, and resource investments, data needs to accurately reflect the communities it represents — especially those who have been marginalized and oppressed. This means ...
People most affected by health inequities must be the ones guiding solutions. In Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood, the Neighborhood Power Building Project is uplifting the voices of those most vul...
Quality summer programs can be life-changing for kids, but these opportunities aren’t equally available to all children in Baltimore City. Partners in the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub coalition ar...
The local data ecosystem in Portland, Oregon, is like a community garden. It represents people's needs and desires, with different plants flourishing together. Just as a garden benefits from divers...
Indigenous data contains multitudes. Shells, dresses, feathers, and baskets can all tell a community’s story, making them valuable pieces of data. The Tucson Indian Center and partners in Promoting...
Aysha Pamukcu shares why advancing equity and justice transforms public health.
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Science to People’s Brinleigh Murphy-Reuter shares how VeriSci makes health communication better than general LLMs.
#HealthCommunication #ScienceCommunication #AIInPublicHealth #EthicalAI #Respons...
What makes public health messages resonate with diverse audiences? The de Beaumont Foundation surveyed more than 1,600 U.S. adults to develop the Communicating About Public Health toolkit and ident...
The 40 Under 40 in Public Health nominations are now open until June 13. Beyond recognition, honorees receive access to a two-year professional development program.
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The Baltimore City Youth Data Hub is helping to improve educational attainment and economic mobility for Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and immigrant Baltimore City youth.
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Communicating about Public Health: A Toolkit for Public Health Professionals is a collection of research-based messaging and practical guidance to build understanding about what public health is, w...
Promoting Indigenous Models of Assessment (PIMA) is ensuring that urban American Indian people secure, retain, and advance in high-quality employment in Tucson and Pima County, Arizona.
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