Preventing harm to children in the UK – Preventing a public health crisis This hybrid event is the annual collaboration of the UK Public Health Community with a focus on the health of children and young people.

The Faculty of Public Health is co-hosting a conference with the Royal Society of Medicine on preventing harm to children in the UK, particularly relating to online and digital harms and commercial determinants.

See more and register:
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FPH looks forward to welcoming members to our Annual Awards Ceremony on 15 June 2026.

Join us to celebrate new members, fellows and award recipients, with a keynote from Professor Sir Michael Marmot.

Please RSVP if invited via your reminder email received Monday 30 March.

Register for the second session of FPH & FPM’s health misinformation seminar series.

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Abstract submissions now open.

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“Preventing harm to children in the UK – Preventing a public health crisis” will feature several subject experts and high-profile speakers, including Professor Amandine Garde, Chris van Tulleken and Baroness Beeban Kidron.

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Have you registered for our upcoming workshop: Inspiring the Next Generation of Academic Public Health?

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Meet our Wellbeing Champions and explore the Wellbeing Spotlights.

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#5FromFPH – Five highlights from the Faculty and our partners this week as we work together to support Better Health For All, leaving no one behind.

Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation, is designed to provide some solutions to the scale of health misinformation and arm practitioners with the tools they need to combat this.

The Faculty of Public Health, in partnership with the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine, is hosting the second session as part of the health misinformation seminar series on 24 April.

View more and register www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

A few of our FPH events!

📅 22/04/26 - Academic Public Health: Early Careers Advice Hour

📅 23/04/26 - Health Protection SIG Training Day

📅 24/04/26 - Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation

Register and see more www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

Abstract submissions are now open for the UKHSA 2026 Conference, which returns to Manchester in September, bringing together the health security community for 2 days.

Find full details on the conference website: www.conference.ukhsa.gov.uk/event/73c514...

Preventing harm to children in the UK – Preventing a public health crisis This hybrid event is the annual collaboration of the UK Public Health Community with a focus on the health of children and young people.

The Faculty of Public Health is co-hosting a conference with the Royal Society of Medicine on preventing harm to children in the UK, particularly relating to online and digital harms and commercial determinants.

See more and register: www.rsm.ac.uk/events/epide...

Workshop: Inspiring the Next Generation of Academic Public Health Public Health Educators in Medical Schools and Academic Public Health SIGs are hosting a joint online workshop to explore how we can strengthen the academic public health pipeline.

FPH’s Public Health Educators in Medical Schools and Academic Public Health SIGs are hosting an online workshop on strengthening the academic public health pipeline. We’ll explore system-wide factors, attrition points and practical actions to support academic careers.

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Workforce Wellbeing In line with the Faculty's Focus Areas for Action and in agreement with the FPH Board, the purpose of the Faculty’s Wellbeing work is to support the creation of a resilient, diverse, and inclusive pub...

The Faculty’s wellbeing initiative now has Champions in every UK region.

They highlight systemic factors, share resources and advocate for better job quality.

Last year, our Champions published a series of Wellbeing Spotlights with insights, actions and resources.
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As part of the Faculty’s collaboration agreement with WHO to strengthen national public health systems, the FPH is establishing a roster of experts to support work as temporary advisers to WHO for certain countries.

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Explore our upcoming Faculty events and register!

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Have you read our new blog: Arts, recovery and resilience: what a wartime roundtable revealed about health, culture and healing?

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Register for the second session of FPH & FPM’s health misinformation seminar series.

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This week we celebrated World Health Day 2026 🌍

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#5FromFPH – Five highlights from the Faculty and our partners this week as we work together to support Better Health For All, leaving no one behind.

FPH is partnering with WHO to strengthen public health systems and is inviting expressions of interest from members, including specialty registrars, to join a roster of temporary advisers to WHO.

View more information www.fph.org.uk/about-fph/wo...

A few of our FPH events!

📅 22/04/26 - Academic Public Health: Early Careers Advice Hour

📅 23/04/26 - Health Protection SIG Training Day

📅 24/04/26 - Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation

Register and see more www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

Arts, recovery and resilience: what a wartime roundtable revealed about health, culture and healing Arts, recovery and resilience: what a wartime roundtable revealed about health, culture and healing I recently attended a roundtable in the UK Parliament’s House of Commons that explored a topic not ...

New FPH blog: Arts, recovery and resilience.

Dr Shahnoor Minhas Amin reflects on a House of Commons roundtable on how the arts support recovery, identity and community healing in conflict‑affected region.

Read the blog on our website: www.fph.org.uk/blog/arts-re...

Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation, is designed to provide some solutions to the scale of health misinformation and arm practitioners with the tools they need to combat this.

The Faculty of Public Health, in partnership with the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine, is hosting the second session as part of the health misinformation seminar series on 24 April.

View more and register www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

Building the Capacity of National Public Health Systems in Delivering the Essential Functions The event aims to clarify to FPH members our formal collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) to build the capacity of national public health systems in delivering the essential functions...

🌍 World Health Day 2026🌍

We join the global call to stand with science - celebrating collaboration, evidence and the One Health approach to protect people and the planet.

Learn how FPH is working with WHO to strengthen public health systems: www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

A few of our FPH events!

📅 22/04/26 - Academic Public Health: Early Careers Advice Hour

📅 23/04/26 - Health Protection SIG Training Day

📅 24/04/26 - Different Approaches to Tackling Health Misinformation

Register and see more ➡️ www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

FPH Policy Response to the DHSC Pandemic Preparedness Strategy (2026) The Faculty of Public Health (FPH) welcomes the publication of the Pandemic Preparedness Strategy: Building Our Capabilities, and its commitment to a whole‑of‑government approach, strengthened surveil...

FPH welcomes the publication of the Pandemic Preparedness Strategy.

While the Strategy marks meaningful progress, especially in recognising the social, economic and health impacts of pandemics, FPH highlights several areas can be strengthened.

Read our response: www.fph.org.uk/news/fph-pol...

If you’re a public health professional considering your next career move, or an organisation looking to recruit, the FPH Careers Board offers a wide range of opportunities across the sector.

Explore current vacancies or post a job here: careers.fph.org.uk

Building the Capacity of National Public Health Systems in Delivering the Essential Functions The event aims to clarify to FPH members our formal collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) to build the capacity of national public health systems in delivering the essential functions...

The Faculty is hosting an event for members to explore our formal collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and how we’re working together to build national public health capacity worldwide.

Find out more and register: www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

As part of the Faculty’s collaboration agreement with WHO to strengthen national public health systems, the FPH is establishing a roster of experts to support work as temporary advisers to WHO for certain countries.

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