We were thrilled to attend the 2025 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Expo last week! Having the opportunity to meet and learn from so many of our wonderful colleagues in the public health space is such a blessing ❤️ #APHA2025 / APHA
Congratulations to Brooke Donaher from Flaum Eye Institute for winning our #APHA2025 Conference Giveaway! We’re excited to see the insights that come from it.
To participate: Visit us at our conference booth and add a question to our omnibus survey!
We’re still buzzing from all the energy and exciting moments at #APHA2025 last week! A huge thank you to everyone who visited our booth and attended our sessions. We especially loved sharing more about ARIE (ASPPH’s AI Resource for Institutional Excellence) and our Healthy Longevity Report.
At #APHA2025, over 11,500 public health professionals gathered to explore ideas, equity, and innovation in care.
I was honored to present on how AI can support (or complicate) health literacy efforts.
#PublicHealth #HealthEquity #apha2025
We had a great time at #APHA2025 in Washington, DC! It was an honor for TEPHI teammates to share our work. The conference was a valuable learning experience and a chance to connect with others. Thank you to APHA
NETEC experts presented at @apha.org in D.C. last week!
Pictured:
(1) Sophie Shea (@unmc.bsky.social) & Caroline Croyle Persson (Denver Health)
(2) Abbey Lowe (UNMC) & Julie Martin (Emory University)
(3) Anthony Lo Piccolo (@bellevuehosp.bsky.social)
#NETEC #APHA2025
More pics from the @apha.org #APHA2025 Annual Conference and Rally and Meeting with Senator Roger Marshall's office.
#APHA2025 was a success. Humbled to have been a part of the Meeting the Moment panel and to moderate the first collab session between the Environment section and the Latino Caucus.
#climatejustice #LatinosInPublicHealth
💙We’re grateful after #APHA2025.
Thanks to all who shared your research, asked questions, or said hello!
Seeing how you use Dedoose to push research forward is what keeps us inspired long after a conference ends.
You remind us that data is human — connected to real lives, experiences, and change.
Perhaps the highlight of #APHA #APHA2025 for me was the presentation tucked towards the end of getaway day, where George Pro at U of Arkansas talked about how private equity has acquired 25% of existing publicly- or non-profit-run recovery centers were acquired by private equity since 2019.
Peek @ecoamerica.bsky.social’s Marryam and Amanda at #APHA2025!
💙👏 Thank you to all our GWSPH presenters, moderators, and poster session participants for sharing your knowledge and advancing the conversation in public health. Your work inspires the next generation of leaders. 🌍✨ #RaiseHigh #PublicHealthInAction #APHA2025
A photo of one HPC investment program staff member standing in front of HPC's “Impacts of Racially Concordant Care on Pregnancy Experiences for Black Birthing People”.
A photo of depicts all three HPC investment program staff standing in front of an APHA 2025 conference backdrop.
A photo of two HPC investment program staff members standing in front of HPC's C4SEN investment program poster titled “Destigmatizing care for pregnant and parenting individuals with substance use disorder.”
At the American Public Health Association (APHA) 2025 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, Health Policy Commission (HPC) staff members presented findings and insights from the HPC’s C4SEN and BESIDE investment programs!
#APHA2025 #SEN #BlackMaternalHealth #HealthEquity
It’s been a great APHA from the Community THRIVES Lab. We look forward to staying connected with everyone 🙂
#apha2025 #communitythriveslab #rosiethechatbot #fosteringhealthyrelationships #publichealthterps
girl in gray jacket, cream sweater, and green pants stands in front of projector screen with presentation “racial self efficacy, ethnic identity, and the link between neighborhood violence and internalizing symptoms in black and latinx youth”
girl in gray jacket and maroon dress in front of projector screen with presentation “social media influences on youth substance use and mental health in an urban northeastern us city”
girl in gray jacket showing laptop screen with presentation “social media influences on youth sexual health in an urban northeastern us city”
girl in blue dress standing in front of photo background for the yale school of public health
Such a fun week at #APHA2025! I had the honor of presenting 3 abstracts from the SASH Lab and volunteering at the @yalesph.bsky.social booth. I think this PhD student lifestyle suits me well! 😜
Proud to see the impact of AMS funding and community at #APHA2025!
AMS Fitzgerald Fellow Steven Rebellato shared his AMS-funded research on using AI scribes to manage infectious diseases.
AMS Fellow @iabejirinde.bsky.social presented on engaging communities when deploying AI for population health.
Attended my first rally and March in DC yesterday. It was everything i thought it could be. Go public health workers! We got this. No more being nice, we are fighting for lives here! #thisispublichealth #APHA2025
CLF collaborated with the Environment & Food & Nutrition sections for a packed #APHA2025 panel discussion. Our team—Patti, Becky, Andrew, and Liz—explored national surveys on Americans' food perceptions.
Honored to attend the APHA Conference in Washington, DC, alongside so many dedicated public health professionals. #APHA2025
@ualbanycihs.bsky.social
NAHDAP exhibitors with their banners at the #APHA2025 conference.
Thank you to everyone for visiting the #NAHDAP exhibit at #APHA2025! Like you, we're committed to advancing #PublicHealth research through data sharing, technical assistance, and training for the data community. 💙🔬 www.icpsr.umich.edu/nahdap
#ICPSRconference
We loved celebrating our alumni at the Alumni Reception 🧑🎓💙! Your passion and commitment to public health around the nation and the world is more important now than ever 🌟. Keep up the great work 💪, we can’t wait to see you again next year! #RaiseHigh #APHA2025 #PublicHealthInAction
White woman with a red pixie cut wearing light blue glasses and a pink shirt with small white polka dots is standing in front of a poster that has a map of the US on it.
This week @reprosfightback.bsky.social was at #apha2025. I presented a poster on our 50 state report card on srhr and we had a booth. I had so much talking to podcast fans and introducing new people to the podcast.
@elenahung.bsky.social: And one of the first things I would change is our investment in our public health.
Protecting the public health is not optional; it is essential.
Protecting the public health is not a privilege, it is a right.
#SpeakForHealth #APHA2025
@elenahung.bsky.social: I have often said: there’s not a single thing I would change about my daughter, but there are a million things I would change about this world so that it would be worthy of her.
#APHA2025 #SpeakForHealth
@elenahung.bsky.social: These are two milestones that were never ever promised to a medically complex disabled child like her.
I am thrilled to share that thanks in great part to Medicaid, my baby has been able to survive and thrive.
#APHA2025 #SpeakForHealth
@elenahung.bsky.social: This issue is personal to me. I want to tell you about my daughter Xiomara. And I want to talk about Medicaid; Medicaid accounts for one fifth of all health care spending in this country, and it accounts for over half of spending on long-term care
#APHA2025 #SpeakForHealth
@elenahung.bsky.social: I am here on behalf of Little Lobbyists families like mine from across the country who rely on public health efforts and investments.
#SpeakForHealth #APHA2025
Thrilled to present on research that supports healthy building materials at #APHA2025! Thank you to my wonderful organizers and co-panelists at Habitable, livingfuture.bsky.social , and @hsph.harvard.edu!
