Opportunities

One-time

Epi workgroup: CSTE is developing a workgroup for STLT epidemiologists to support preparing for World Cup 2026. All jurisdictions are welcome. Webinars will usually be held monthly on third Thursday from 1-2pm ET and will typically feature presentations from jurisdictions or federal partners and include discussion. Use this form to register interest in the workgroup and share any topics you’d like to learn more about – or present – in the webinar series. Send questions/suggestions to Andrew Adams.

APHA is seeking moderators for their Nov. 2–5 annual meeting in DC

Funding: The Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education has grant awards up to $300K to support research on more effective health interventions in firearm injuries and deaths. Applications due Sept. 3

Advisory board: APHA is seeking people to join its disability justice advisory board. Apply by Sept. 15

Funding: Rapid Response: Reinvesting in Racial and Indigenous Health Equity Research (RWJF): Applications due Oct. 1

Workforce development/data modernization: Cohort 3 of the Workforce Acceleration Initiative (CDC Foundation); applications due Oct. 17

Funding: HEALthy Brain and Child Development Study (NIH); applications due Oct. 17

Professional development: The RWJF Health Policy Fellows Program provides midcareer public health professionals who do not already focus on government relations/advocacy with full-time experience in congressional or executive branch offices of their choosing. Applications due Nov. 3

Ongoing

Civic Match is a talent-matching program designed to help state and local agency hiring managers connect with skilled, mission-driven professionals leaving federal roles and campaigns. For more info, contact civicmatch@workforamerica.org.

Certificate program: In 7.5 hours of free, online training, earn a Public Health Law Academy Certificate from CDC/ChangeLab Solutions.

Fellowship: CDC Public Health Law Fellowship is a paid opportunity offered to graduate students, law students, and recent alumni to provide on-the-job training. Host sites include state, tribal, local, or territorial health departments, CDC, or other public health law organizations. Host site applications are accepted on a rolling basis.  

Fellowship: Public Health Law Fellowship (CDC). Applications accepted on a rolling basis.

Sign-on statement: Organizational Statement of Support for Prohibiting Flavored Tobacco Products (Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids). Signatures accepted on a continuous basis.