Get an edge with the BCPH Public Health Leadership Virtual Institutes during Spring Break 2024!
Whether you’re undecided about your future college major or have a budding interest in medicine, healthcare, business, and even law, the BCPH Public Health Leadership Virtual Institute can guide you on your career path. Participants will be grounded in the social determinants of health and gain insights into preventive medicine, health policy, and global health issues. In addition to amazing courses, participants will:
Join us for the special FREE Live Webinar events:
Maternity Deserts: What Are the Impacts and Solutions
Thursday, March 28, 2024
4:00 – 6:00 PM EST
How Is California Paving the Way for Healthcare Access to Undocumented Immigrants
Thursday, April 11, 2024
4:00 – 6:00 PM EST
Registration is available at https://tinyurl.com/BCPHwebinars24 or the button above.
The Boston Congress of Public Health (BCPH) seeks panelists for several webinars being hosted this spring:
These webinars are designed to be a rich, thought-provoking, and critical debates. They will be hosted by Ms. Divine-Favour Okeibunor, a current Master of Public Health candidate at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
What are the benefits of participation?
Benefits of being a panel member include promotion on the BCPH/HPHR website and social media channels.
I am interested. How do I sign up?
If you are seriously interested in participating as a panelist, please indicate by completing this form. (It is also available by clicking the button below.)
BCPH invites you to celebrate a “Spring Semester” of our Webinar Health-a-Thon!
Every Wednesday, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST, January 3 – March 27, we will be offering a WEEKLY webinar featuring selections from our ever-growing catalog of discussions, courses, and sessions. There are a mix of free and paid sessions. Learn more and sign up today!
Organizations and studies are invited to submit supplements with HPHR.
Supplements are special collections of manuscripts, including research articles, op-eds, policy papers, notes from the field, and other pieces, related to a research study, intervention, and/or program.
While HPHR’s supplements are similar to those produced by other academic journals, ours offer several unique features:
📚 A dedicated editorial liaison, backed by a highly skilled editorial team, to field questions about the process and facilitate timely publication.
📚 Publication in less than 4 months with successful completion of the peer-review process.
📚 Expedited peer review featuring suggestions addressing high-level improvement of logical flow, clarity/coherence, and reader comprehension. Templates provided to support manuscript development.
📚 Support manuscript finalization, including light copy-editing, layout, and formatting.
📚 Official publication on the Journal’s website in a dedicated, high-profile space with a dedicated DOI for the supplement itself and each individual manuscript.
📚 Promotion through the Journal’s e-newsletter and on the home page with an option to place social media (created by authors) on HPHR’s Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn pages.
📚 Opportunity to host a live webinar and/or video promoting their supplement, links to which will be posted on HPHR’s social media channels, including their YouTube account.
HPHR’s editorial charges are lower than other journals; dictated by the number of articles published:
📚 5 manuscripts: $15,000 per supplement
📚 6-10 manuscripts: $20,000 per supplement
📚 11-15 manuscripts: $25,000 pieces may be published per supplement.
Interested organizations should complete this submission form.
Coming Soon: BCPHR
🔜 As part of HPHR‘s efforts to build its infrastructure and place in the academic publishing arena, we will be updating HPHR’s name to the
Boston Congress of Public Health Review (BCPHR) in 2024. Same mission, new name!
Online versions of popular BCPH Institute courses are now being released to the public, including:
The Boston Congress of Public Health is accepting applications for its second cohort of Health Innovators to Watch Awards.
We are looking for innovators like you or someone you know – individuals who have developed and championed research, programs, inventions, entrepreneurial ventures, social engagement, and more through the lens of justice and equity to improve health and well-being, especially within underserved communities and populations. Recipients are featured in our list posted on our website and social media, and have the option of being featured in a podcast. Learn more about last year’s recipients here. Applications are due APRIL 1, 2024.
BCPH invites you to apply for the 2024 cohort of the 40 Under 40 Public Health Catalyst Awards! The awards recognize those under the age of 40 worldwide and across disciplines who inspire and catalyze us all to a more just and equitable world. If you are among the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs, researchers, scientists, activists, intellectual provocateurs, authors, and directors, click the button below to apply by April 15, 2024. Learn more about our 2022 and 2023 recipients!
We wanted to send out a huge thank you to everyone who participated in the filming of The Great Health Debates: Season 3 (GHD) this past week at New York University. We also want to congratulate Fatou Barry for her stellar performance as host.
If you missed watching the Debates, click the button below to watch recordings of the livestreams on our YouTube channel (YouTube.com/@BCPHStudio). Visit soon though – we will be taking down the links soon as we incorporate the debates into the curriculum of the forthcoming BCPH Academy.
Also, we’re asking everyone to follow us on YouTube, which helps us build you better content.
BCPH crystalizes its mission and vision through information dissemination via BCPH Studio and training through BCPH Academy:
Translates public health information for diverse audiences through the production and publication of blogs, vlogs, podcasts, TV series, and academic
journals,
including HPHR Journal.
Developing intersectional social justice technical assistance and trainings, such as webinars, certificate programs, and Fellowships, to support underrepresented voices and populations in public health.