Damaging the Pipeline to Equity in Public Health
Legislative oversight of higher education may further weaken the public health workforce pipeline and limit the profession’s ability to serve communities.
A Step Forward: Anti-Racist Training in Public Health
By promoting a better understanding of microaggressions, bias, and diversity, public health practitioners can create more equitable workplaces and ultimately improve the health outcomes of the communities they serve.
Why We Need a More Racially Diverse Public Health Workforce
A public health workforce that is representative of the population it serves is better equipped to address the unique needs of their community.
A Cultural Humility Lens in Community Engagement Work
The understanding that people are experts of their own culture. Their experiences, knowledge, practices, and norms are valid and accurate.
Your Neighborhood, Your Health
Redlining. Highway expansion. Gentrification. Traffic safety. What do these built environment issues have to do with working towards equity in public health? The short answer is, everything. Learn how public health professionals can make a difference.
Racism is a Public Health Issue
Racism is a public health issue…once this is declared, what’s next?