Webinars, events, trainings
March 2023
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trainings and events
ACT for Public Health is hosting a new biweekly forum to explain and interpret the impact of federal action on state and local public health practice. Next date is July 9, 2pm ET
NACCHO360: July 14–18, 2025, Anaheim, CA. Note the 2025 conference will not have virtual or livestream options
From Sewers to Solutions: Wastewater Monitoring for Public Health Action (NACCHO360 pre-conference workshop): July 14, 8:30am–4:30pm PT, Anaheim, CA; registration for NACCHO360 not required to attend this workshop
National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing and Media (NPHIC): July 28–30, Atlanta
Exploring the Role of Physical Activity in Obesity Treatment, Body Weight Management, and Related Health Outcomes in Adults (NASEM): July 29–30, virtual
Extreme Heat and Workforce Health: Navigating Policy & Preparedness (National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health): July 30, 1–2pm ET
PHIG annual recipient convening (PHIG Partners): Aug. 18–21, St. Louis
National Conference on Tobacco or Health: Aug. 26–28, Chicago
2025 Urban Health Symposium (Drexel University Urban Health Collaborative): Sept. 4–5, Philadelphia
21st International Street Medicine Symposium (Street Medicine Institute): Sept. 9–12, Hilo, Hawaii
State of Black Health: A Call for Health Justice (Center for Black Health & Equity): Sept. 15–18, Charlotte
2025 Public Health Law Conference (Network for Public Health Law): Sept. 16–18, Seattle
2025 HAVI conference (The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention): Oct. 7–9, Kansas City, Mo
Challenging Norms: Uplifting Equity and Justice to Transform the Landscape of Health Sciences Education (Institute for Advancing Health Sciences Education & NYC DOHMH): Oct. 21-22 (virtual) and 24 (in-person), NYC
American Public Health Association meeting: Nov. 2–5, Washington, DC; early bird rates end July 14
International Drug Policy Reform Conference (Drug Policy Alliance): Nov. 12–15, Detroit
Recordings of the Consortium for Workforce Research in Public Health 2025 webinar series
Webinar #1: Jan. 21 – Watch recording
- Evaluating a minimum data set to characterize the PHN workforce
- Distribution of LHD nurses and nurse leaders relative to local demographics: does distribution match local needs?
Webinar #2: Feb. 5 – Watch recording
- Insights about the implications of civil service requirements on workforce recruitment
- nnovative workforce development strategies to address recruitment and public health partnerships
Webinar #3: Feb. 20, 2pm ET – Watch recording
- Using Staffing Up estimates to compare predicted workforce need to desired workforce need
- Who should deliver the foundational public health services?
Webinar #4: Mar. 12, 2pm ET – Watch recording
- Implementation of an evidence-based public health workforce loan repayment program as a recruitment incentive for local, state, tribal, and territorial governmental public health departments
- Distinguishing characteristics of public health occupations compared with existing standard occupational classification codes
Trainings
Blended Value for Health Equity (HealthBegins): Multiple dates in July 2025
Data science and informatics (Public Health Foundation/TRAIN)
How to think like a modeler (University of Texas Center for Health Communication): First in a series of trainings to help public health professionals better understand and use infectious disease modeling
Video course: Understanding tribal treaties and reserved rights (US Department of the Interior): CDC recommends all CDC-funded partner staff working with tribal communities should complete these modules.
Recently updated: Introduction to public health practice (CDC)
Online training: Taking action to protect public health authority (Public Health & Equity Resource Navigator)
CDC’s Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics has a collection of online courses in its Learning Library.
WHO has regularly updated courses on infodemic management
Exploring the Social Determinants of Health, Health Equity, and the Law (ChangeLab Solutions/CDC): Watch part 1 & part 2 on TRAIN