#NationalPublicHealthWeek is almost here, and there are a bunch of great events happening on campus to bring Beavs together. I'll be starting my week with some free breakfast and great conversation on Monday from 8-11 a.m. at the Hallie Ford Center. See you there!
#NPHW #OSUNPHW #Damhealthy #H549
National Public Health Week is a good reminder that healthcare access matters.
ABOLabs helps Colorado patients complete ordered lab work with convenient mobile phlebotomy services that reduce barriers like travel, timing, and mobility challenges.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek #ABOLabs #Colorado
A crowd of students at Public Health Research Day smiles and discusses poster presentations.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek is next week!
🔷 4/7 Public Health Research Day
🔷 4/9 The Barnes Lecture with Dr. @sanianishtar.bsky.social CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
🔷 #NPHW events all week from our partners across @brown.edu
Get all the #NPHW2026 details and RSVP at brown.edu/go/NPHW!
Young woman smiles before her research poster at National Public Health Week.
APRIL 6-12, 2026
#NationalPublicHealthWeek is coming up!
🔷Public Health Research Day 4/7
🔷Barnes Lecture with Dr. @sanianishtar.bsky.social, CEO of @gavi.org 4/9
🔷#NPHW events all week from our @brown.edu partners celebrating the importance of public health
#NPHW2026 details ⤵️ brown.edu/go/NPHW
A young woman smiles in a crowd before her research poster
SAVE THE DATE
#NationalPublicHealthWeek
April 6-12, 2026
💠Public Health Research Day 4/7
💠Barnes Lecture w/Dr. Sania Nishtar, CEO of Gavi the Vaccine Alliance, 4/9
💠Events all week long at @brown.edu highlighting how public health improves our lives
#NPHW2026 RSVP: https://sph.brown.edu/events/nphw
Page 1 of American Association on Health and Disability's Disability and Disaster post for National Public Health Week 2025. To make sure that communities are all able to live safely, disaster planning needs to be inclusive and accessible. People with disabilities are almost twice as likely to be displaced during a natural disaster *Census Bureau. Image of house surrounded by smoke.
Page 2 of American Association on Health and Disability's Disability and Disaster post for National Public Health Week 2025. Universal Design. It is important to include people with disabilities in planning for disasters. Organizations and agencies need training to follow the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The U.S. Access Board has technical assistance to make sure that people know how to do this by making sure that: Buildings and spaces can handle extreme heat or cold. The design is suitable for everyone, including those with disabilities. The design works for people who use special equipment or technology. Reference: Rocky Mountain ADA; Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network
Page 3 of American Association on Health and Disability's Disability and Disaster post for National Public Health Week 2025. Accessible Communication: During a disaster, clear communication makes sure that everyone gets the information they need. Here are different ways people with disabilities communicate: American Sign Language Real-time closed captioning Braille and large print Different languages When information is easy for everyone to use and understand, it’s easier to share. This helps people plan, stay safe, and recover during a disaster. Reference: The Rural Health Information Hub; National Association of the Deaf
Page 4 of American Association on Health and Disability's Disability and Disaster post for National Public Health Week 2025. Continuity of Support Services. In disaster planning, it’s important for people with disabilities (PWDs) to have access to support services during their recovery. To make sure PWDs can have access to continued support, it is important to: Work with the disability community and advocacy groups when planning. Make policies that ensure service animals stay with their handlers. Make sure that emergency workers and volunteers know how to use medical equipment. They should also train to treat PWDs. Reference: ADA National Network; United Spinal Association; Relias
30 years of @apha.org #NationalPublicHealthWeek - we covered how #Inclusion in #DisasterPrep can improve public health by helping people w/ #disabilities in times of disaster. Find out more through the @crdjustice.bsky.social's guide: docs.google.com/document/d/e...
#DisabilitySky #Disability
We marked an important moment last month as we attended the official launch of LA County Department of Public Health’s new Office of Worker Health and Safety (OWHS) during #NationalPublicHealthWeek.
Still thinking about National Public Health Week ☺️💭
#UIC #PublicHealth #UICSPH #Chicago #NationalPublicHealthWeek #ResearchWeek @hsph.harvard.edu
It’s National Public Health Week! 🌍 Public health goes beyond just healthcare—it’s about creating communities free from pollution, ensuring access to safe food and water, and fostering strong personal relationships. Let’s work together for a healthier, safer world! 🌱 #NationalPublicHealthWeek
National Public Health Week comes to a close but that doesn't mean our work is done!👩⚕️
#friendsofnycnfp #leapevents #nycnfp #nationalpublichealthweek
As we near the end of #NationalPublicHealthWeek, I’m feeling grateful for the many public health practitioners who have dedicated their lives to keeping our communities safe. We are the “invisible shield”
that is underfunded and overlooked, yet so critically important. #publichealth #NPHW
🩺 As #NationalPublicHealthWeek comes to a close, we want to give a huge thank you to our #PrevMed physicians!
🌟 As we celebrate you, we’re also less than a month away from #PM2025, May 5–8 in Seattle, WA!
🔗 Register now: pm2025.acpm.org/Attend/Register
3 ways Access Health NYC Bridges Language Access Gaps
Our awardees partner with hospitals to provide holistic, culturally informed care Culturally responsive and linguistically competent community liaisons help hospitals build trust and provide tailored health education and outreach.
Access Health NYC enables awardees to create culturally accessible preventative health programs Partnering with an Access Health NYC awardee enables hospitals to create preventative programs that not only address common conditions like chronic heart disease or diabetes in the languages patients speak and understand, but also build providers' cultural knowledge of their patient population.
Access Health NYC awardees are there to assist community members with health care enrollment Community health workers from our awardee organizations play a key role in signing up immigrant and limited English proficient community members in crucial health care programs.
As #NationalPublicHealthWeek comes to a close, discover how the @council.nyc.gov-funded Access Health NYC initiative is partnering with NYC hospitals to deliver culturally and linguistically accessible care.
Read our latest brief here: www.cacf.org/resources/br...
#PublicHealth #LanguageAccess
Governors recognize that addressing health needs not only strengthens local communities – it’s good for the business. Learn more about initiatives Governors are leading to improve public health and build a strong workforce: www.nga.org/news/comment... #NationalPublicHealthWeek
Portrait of a woman wearing a hat. Headline: It Starts Here. National Public Health Week. Quote: Caring for people is one of my strengths, and I love that I can extend that to a larger population through public health.
🏆 ✨Multnomah County Public Health Champion Sara McCall,Communicable Disease Nurse Manager, is grateful for her 2 sons and 2 incredible teams - Communicable Disease Investigations, Tuberculosis Case Management, & STI Disease Intervention Specialists. #NationalPublicHealthWeek
As we close out #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all the local health departments and professionals who work tirelessly to keep everyone safe and healthy. Your dedication and hard work make a difference every single day. tinyurl.com/399djajp
In a new blog released in conjunction with #NationalPublicHealthWeek, Jennifer Avegno, director of the New Orleans Health Department, explains a strong ground game — reliably listening to community members and providing core services in neighborhoods — is key to department success: buff.ly/HhzEW3y
To celebrate #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we spoke with Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, PHAB President and CEO, about the future of public health, the importance of strong leadership, and how we can create healthier communities for all.
Read the Q&A here: phaboard.org/blog/nationa...
#PHAB #publichealth #NPHW
This National Public Health Week, we wanted to give a spotlight on all our units and that includes these important divisions. Thanks for all the work that you do!
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#NationalPublicHealthWeek #CambridgeMA #PublicHealth
Over the past year, we’ve been asking @yalesph.bsky.social students, faculty, staff, and alumni how they envision the future of public health. Here's what they said — from a focus on prevention and holistic wellness to climate action to entrepreneurship to shared humanity.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek
Local health departments, MRC volunteers, and community members play an important role in responding to public health emergencies. #NationalPublicHealthWeek
➡️Learn about the Preparedness Summit in San Antonio, TX from April 29 – May 2, 2025 here: www.preparednesssummit.org
Tom Griffin, Ph.D., #UVMLarnerMed assistant professor of medicine, division of public health, spoke with Across the Fence about population factors, health awareness and prevention. Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5Jc... #nationalpublichealthweek #publichealth #medsky @uvmvermont.bsky.social
…Hilary found her calling in prevention. Her journey is a powerful reminder, especially for students or anyone exploring a future in the field, of how passion can shape a meaningful career in public health.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek #PublicHealthNowMoreThanEver #PublicHealthMatters #ASPPH
🥑Healthy food isn’t just fuel—it can be medicine. #NationalPublicHealthWeek #FoodAsMedicine
Using PolicyMap’s geospatial insights on social determinants of health—governments, payers, providers, & nonprofits can better target nutrition-focused initiatives and maximize their impact.
Happy #NationalPublicHealthWeek! Theme of the day is "Your voice matters, let’s create change!" Be a part of the solution by joining an advocacy group on a topic close to your heart, galvanize with like-minded individuals to bring vital issues to the forefront. #CommunityHealth #PublicHealth
The Maternal Child Health Action Team is supporting St. Louis families! 🌟 From baby showers to advocating for Medicaid-covered Doula care, we're helping families through pregnancy & beyond. Learn more at ThinkHealthSTL.org
#MaternalChildHealth #STLHealth #HealthEquity #NationalPublicHealthWeek
vintage poster with a large red question mark and the text "Is your child vaccinated?" in black at the top. Below, in blue cursive, it reads "Vaccination prevents" and in bold red letters "Smallpox.
stylized poster with the text "DON'T GAMBLE WITH SYPHILIS" at the top and "CONSULT HEALTH AUTHORITIES" at the bottom. The central image features a person in blue overalls and a yellow hat, holding up a large die. Two dice are shown to the left of the person
vintage poster with the message "Take Part in America's Crusade Against Tuberculosis" from the Cook County Public Health Unit. The poster features a red cross with a double horizontal bar inside a green laurel wreath on a black background.
A vintage poster with the headline "Diphtheria Strikes Unprotected Children" in bold red and black letters. Below, there is an illustration of a child sitting on the ground, looking distressed, with a large red "W" and a blue shield labeled "Toxoid" above. The text at the bottom reads "Protect Your Child With Toxoid Prevents Diphtheria Chicago Department of Health."
For #NationalLibraryWeek & #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we're highlighting categories from our historic Public Health Graphic Art Gallery! bit.ly/43xVYq9
Today's Category: Preventive Health 🩺
We’re celebrating #NationalPublicHealthWeek!
We sat down with two of our #healthcare partners to talk about and celebrate the impact of our #partnership & the #benefits of working collaboratively in & for #SouthJersey.
rand.camden.rutgers.edu/2025/04/09/s...
@atlanticarenj.bsky.social
It's #NationalPublicHealthWeek. Today, we focus on Food Safety.
There are roughly 16,000 food establishments in Chicago + our Food Protection Division works behind the scenes to ensure locations serving or holding food are clean and safe. 🍕 ☕ 🌽
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