Georges Benjamin testifies before Congress in February 2023


APHA’s Benjamin advises Congress on COVID-19 policies
by

Michele Late

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March 02, 2023

House subcommittee examining decisions made during pandemic
Loyola students

Environment


Students inspire action on climate justice in their communities
by

Evelyn Maldonado

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March 01, 2023

Student Champions for Climate Justice Awards
A student talks to a congressional staffer about climate policy

Climate Change


Learning to tell climate change stories, engage with policymakers
by

Mary Stortstrom

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March 01, 2023

D.C. boot camp trains community advocates on messaging
Children doing crafts


Teachers inspire students to take action on climate through APHA’s book club
by

Evelyn Maldonado

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December 14, 2022

ECO Bookworms helps kids learn about climate change
Man puts mask on boy


America’s Health Rankings: Pandemic takes major toll on US health
by

Mark Barna

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December 07, 2022

New Hampshire named healthiest state for 2022
Women wearing masks


APHA-led program working to build a more diverse health workforce
by

Kayla Yup

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December 06, 2022

Applications now open for scholarships, fellowships
Thank You, Public Health Professionals!

Workforce


High-five a hero for Public Health Thank You Day
by

Mark Barna

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November 21, 2022

Show your appreciation with APHA’s graphics
Woman speaking at lectern and smiling at audience.

2022 Annual Meeting


Around the Annual Meeting on Wednesday
by

Melanie Padgett Powers

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November 09, 2022

Photos from Wednesday's activities.
A farm worker carries a box of strawberries while walking through a field.

2022 Annual Meeting


Promoting rural health equity takes a community-centered approach
by

Mary Stortstrom

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November 09, 2022

Public health professionals are identifying and addressing the specific needs in rural communities, including transportation access, teen pregnancy and COVID-19 pandemic disparities.
Daniel Dawes

2022 Annual Meeting


Moving public health forward with better communication, community relations
by

Mark Barna

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November 09, 2022

Despite many successes during the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. public health made mistakes in messaging, relationship-building and sometimes in attitude that hindered care.