Opportunities

One-time

Community of practice: Join the Getting Further Faster Community of Practice, hosted by ASTHO and NACCHO, for peer-to-peer learning, tool sharing, and policy, evaluation, and communications development with other public health leaders, health care professionals, and community advocates. Subscribe to the mailing list and learn more about the program.

Public comment: Draft research plan on interventions for tobacco cessation in adults (U.S. Preventive Services Task Force). Public comment opens Mar. 26

Funding: Drug-Free Communities Support Program funding for community-based coalitions (CDC). Due: May 5

The call for session proposals is open for the 2025 PHIG Annual Recipient Convening, taking place Aug. 18–21 in St. Louis. They encourage direct PHIG recipients to submit proposals for posters, workshops, or breakout sessions. Showcase your work, highlight innovative practices, and share lessons learned with your peers. Proposals due by Friday, May 9 at 11:59 p.m. ET. An FAQ document will be available soon to support your submission process.

Leadership program: CSTE invites applications for its 2025–2026 Leading Epidemiologists, Advancing Data (LEAD) Program, a 12-month leadership program for mid-career epis. Register for the informational webinar on Apr. 24. Applications due May 16

Award nominations: APHA’s annual awards are now open to nominations. Due: May 16

Funding: RWJF’s Systems for Action grant funds community-led systems research to address systemic racism. Local government agencies are eligible. Due: June 4

Nominations: The de Beaumont Foundation is accepting nominations for its 40 Under 40 in Public Health program. Nominations and self-nominations due: June 13. 

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). Accepting applications 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.