Closing General Session: ‘Tackling health equity will require real social and political change’
APHA's 2018 Annual Meeting and Expo ended with a critical call to listen to and learn from women’s lived experiences.
APHA Annual Meeting Day 5: Photos from San Diego
Another fantastic APHA Annual Meeting and Expo is coming to a close.
Programs highlight success of community-driven health education
Health education strategies aimed at changing individual behavior are still some of the most effective public health measures.
Care about racial equity? Get to know GARE
To all you public health professionals in local and regional government who want to advance racial equity (that’s all of you, right?) get to know GARE.
APHA honors public health’s best and brightest
During last night's APHA Public Health Awards Ceremony and Reception in San Diego, the Association honored outstanding work and commitment to improving people's health and well-being.
Menstrual health receives little attention, lacks good research data
Women and girls in the U.S. and around the world are provided very little, if any, education and support about their menstrual cycles.
Public health students help bring health promotion, education worldwide
One way to improve hand-washing among schoolchildren? Show them that cleaning hands can be fun.
Tweet, drink, eat, mingle, repeat
Last night's APHA 2018 Sunset Tweetup was the chance to meet your favorite public health tweeters in person.
APHA Annual Meeting Day 4: Photos from San Diego
It always goes by so fast! Just one more day left of this year's APHA Annual Meeting and Expo.
‘Building people power’ is the path to health equity
People’s power over themselves and their communities became the theme of a Tuesday afternoon Annual Meeting session on “Transforming Local Communities to Achieve Health Equity.”
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