Help spread the word about a funding opportunity from the RWJ Foundation: $8M in grants up to $500K, for up to 3 years, for established community organizations + research partnerships. Letters of Intent are due May 14, 2026. Learn more and apply at: https://rwjf.ws/L6u8cV
Join our FREE session on Apr 29 for anyone building community-facing messaging. Gain storytelling & dissemination strategies you can use right away.
Register now: bit.ly/P4HE_Q2LearningSession26 #Partners4HE #Tulane_SPHTM
New blog: how HES4A is building structural change science. Two cohorts, 29 scholars, community-driven research with real-world policy and practice implications.
Read the full story: bit.ly/482xK8W #Partners4HE
Funding opportunity: AAFA’s 2026 HEAL Mini-Grant supports community-based orgs, schools, and community health centers working in places with a disproportionate asthma burden. LOI due May 4. Apply here: bit.ly/3Qes0Tl #Partners4HE
Black Mamas deserve more than survival; they deserve joy and liberation. This
#BMHW26, we’re uplifting Black-led care, healing, and systems change.
Join the movement for Black Maternal Health equity: https://bit.ly/4td6Gwe #Partners4HE
Our Q2 Learning Journey kicks off on Apr 29! Free virtual session on storytelling + how information spreads in community health.
Join us: https://bit.ly/P4HE_Q2LearningSession26 #Partners4HE #Tulane_SPHTM
Ready. Set. Action! ✅
#Partners4HE is here to connect cross-sector partners, share practical tools, and support community-led progress.
What’s one action you’re taking this week?
P4HE Q2 Learning Journey announced: Leveraging narrative power.
We’ll focus on community storytelling, coordinated messaging, and the infrastructure that shifts power and changes narratives.
Learn more: bit.ly/4sh6pXC #Partners4HE
National Public Health Week: public health lives in our environments—air, water, streets, parks, and the partnerships that keep communities healthy. Explore resources at nphw.org 🔗 #Partners4HE
It’s National Minority Health Month! Even when recognition is harder to find, the need remains. Visibility helps drive resources and action, but communities keep doing the work regardless.
Explore tools + learning through P4HE here: partners4healthequity.org/resource-library #Partners4HE
E4A & P4HE are sponsoring a Ways of Knowing issue of the American Journal of Public Health!
Contributions from all backgrounds and areas of expertise are strongly encouraged.
Submissions are due April 8! Get the details: e4action.org/WOK-AJPH #Partners4HE
New resource in our library: a National Academy of Medicine commentary on why centering race and racism as structural drivers is critical to health justice. Read it now: bit.ly/4rL3Lct #Partners4HE
E4A & P4HE are sponsoring a Ways of Knowing issue of the American Journal of Public Health. Submit an abstract by April 8, 2026.
Learn more: https://e4action.org/WOK-AJPH #Partners4HE
March 25 webinar guest spotlight: Melissa Monbouquette, MPA, Executive Director of The BUILD Health Challenge—investing in community-centered, multi-sector partnerships that elevate community power and support systems change.
Register: https://bit.ly/P4HE_March2026Webinar #Partners4HE
March 25 webinar guest: Brian D. Smedley (@urbaninstitute.bsky.social), longtime researcher and policy leader on structural racism and health, and study director for the IOM report Unequal Treatment. Register: https://bit.ly/P4HE_March2026Webinar #Partners4HE
Free live webinar March 25 on staying engaged for the long haul and keeping momentum through change. Register: https://bit.ly/P4HE_March2026Webinar #Partners4HE
Working to transform understandings of how knowledge is created and whose knowledge is valued in support of health equity? Submit to a Ways of Knowing @amjpublichealth.bsky.social supplement co-sponsored by E4A & @partners4he.bsky.social. Assoc editor: @lborrell.bsky.social e4action.org/WOK-AJPH
IDD Awareness Month resource drop: a webinar, podcast, and report from P4HE’s library on access, service navigation, and training/support needs for people with IDD and families. Explore them now: bit.ly/3PiGqkX #Partners4HE
At @aspph.bsky.social Annual Meeting? Stop by the @tulanesphtm.bsky.social / P4HE booth (#1) and say hi! We’d love to connect, learn about your work, and explore collaborations. #Partners4HE
E4A & P4HE are sponsoring a Ways of Knowing issue of the American Journal of Public Health. Submit an abstract by April 8, 2026. Learn more: e4action.org/WOK-AJPH
Shifting conditions, same mission. Join our FREE webinar on March 25 for practical approaches on staying steady and keeping momentum.
Register today: https://bit.ly/P4HE_March2026Webinar #Partners4HE
This #InternationalWomensDay, we honor Anarcha, Betsy, and Lucy, whose lives shaped modern gynecology.
Thanks to artist Michelle Browder, their names and stories are being restored.
Today, we say their names.
📸 Photo via @TheMothersOfGynecology on Instagram
#TheSkinYoureIn #Partners4HE
Endurance in crisis can look like connection, vulnerability, and grace. Naming what you feel, asking for support, and remembering others may not be at their best either.
Full episode: bit.ly/4kyFNiD #Partners4HE
Join our FREE virtual workshop series in March! 3 sessions on emotional safety, adaptability, and sustaining long-term momentum.
Register for free: bit.ly/P4HEMar26Workshop #Partners4HE
Working to transform understandings of how knowledge is created and whose knowledge is valued in support of health equity?
Submit to a new AJPH special supplement on Ways of Knowing: e4action.org/WOK-AJPH #Partners4HE
Black history IS public health history!
Health disparities have a timeline. Policy choices shaped access and outcomes across generations.
Explore the receipts and join the conversation: bit.ly/4aqY1xQ #Partners4HE
Endurance is continuing when the grants do not come: keep serving, find smaller pockets of support, strengthen the model, build evidence, and keep the work moving.
Full dialogue: bit.ly/4c8QPcv #Partners4HE
Join our FREE 3-part virtual workshop series on staying steady through change and sustaining momentum over time.
Sessions run March 4, 11, 18 from 12–1 PM CST. Register here: bit.ly/P4HEMar26Workshop #Partners4HE
Norman C. Francis opened doors for generations of Black students who now serve as doctors, scientists, and public leaders.
During Black History Month, we are reminded that history lives through people like him. His legacy is lived every day in the communities he touched. #Partners4HE
New P4HE Resource Spotlight: Endurance in health equity work. A curated collection for staying engaged, adapting, and sustaining momentum over the long haul. Explore it here: bit.ly/3KSJimP #Partners4HE
