Events

Part of the PHIG Sustainability Learning Collaborative, these office hours will function as a structured group Q&A forum and will allow participants to seek clarification on session concepts and discuss common sustainability questions surfacing across jurisdictions. Office hours are hosted by the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) with support from Innovate Well Group […]

Join ASTHO’s Workforce Employee Experience monthly office hours! This half-hour, drop‑in session is designed to give PHIG recipients a welcoming space to ask questions, explore ideas, and dive into topics concerning the employee experience in governmental public health departments. The next power half-hour session will be held on August 18, 2026, at 2 pm EST. […]

The Michigan Public Health Institute (MPHI), in partnership with the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI), is hosting a six-part virtual ECHO series focused on the Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG) key strategies of Workforce, Foundational Capabilities, and Data Modernization. This offering is designed to help health departments deepen, operationalize, and fully embed the […]

The next generation of leaders in our field must be deeply rooted in our collective purpose to strengthen local and state health systems and be equipped to grow the reach and effectiveness of public health practice in an ever-changing world. Open Forum: Next Generation offers an intentional space for new public health professionals, emerging leaders, […]

This presentation is designed to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to begin a career in public service. Speakers will provide an overview of local, state, and federal government careers in 2026, including hiring trends, common roles, and key entry points. Participants will also explore a sample career pathway in public […]

Is your public health organization truly “future-ready”? This second session builds upon the first session, Introduction to Strategic Foresight webinar, for an interactive, 1.5-hour session exploring the Institute for the Future (IFTF) and Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) guidebook: Building Future-Readiness into Public Health. We’ll introduce a suite of self-guided tools designed to connect long-term […]

As AI tools become embedded across the public health sector, there is a need for grounded, practical guidance on how to evaluate, adopt, and sustain AI tools in a government public health context, with honest attention to what works and what doesn’t. This six-part peer learning series is designed for practitioners, not technologists. Every session […]

The Louisiana Public Health Institute and Health Resources in Action are launching a six-session ECHO series designed for PHIG recipients navigating real-world AI decisions in public health. As AI tools rapidly enter the field, PHIG recipients are being asked to make real decisions now, balancing opportunity with the pressure to move quickly. This series is […]

Part of the PHIG Sustainability Learning Collaborative hosted by Innovate Well Group, this session will help participants begin identifying what may be most important to sustain and what internal planning conversations should begin.

As AI tools become embedded across the public health sector, there is a need for grounded, practical guidance on how to evaluate, adopt, and sustain AI tools in a government public health context, with honest attention to what works and what doesn’t. This six-part peer learning series is designed for practitioners, not technologists. Every session […]

As part of the PHIG Sustainability Learning Collaborative, these office hours will serve as a structured group Q&A forum. Participants will have the opportunity to seek clarification on session concepts and discuss common sustainability questions arising across jurisdictions. Office hours are hosted by the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) with support from Innovate […]

As AI tools become embedded across the public health sector, there is a need for grounded, practical guidance on how to evaluate, adopt, and sustain AI tools in a government public health context, with honest attention to what works and what doesn’t. This six-part peer learning series is designed for practitioners, not technologists. Every session […]