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Proceeds support BCPH programs for new and emerging health leaders, which include webinars, a training academy, and Thought Fellowship.
Congratulations to the 2024 Cohort of the Thought Leadership for Public Health Fellowship:
They will be participating in a series of trainings in anticipation of building a communications platform addressing public health through the lens of equity and justice. Learn more about them here.
The Boston Congress of Public Health (BCPH) seeks panelists for its webinars.
What are the benefits of participation?
Benefits of being a panel member include promotion on the BCPH/HPHR website and social media channels.
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.)
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.
