Through PHIG, the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) is investing in the leadership development of our city’s promotores, a cadre of community health workers whose efforts were vital in reaching the Latinx community with…
Jamie Means, workforce development director for the Metro Public Health Department of Nashville and Davidson County, explains how they have used Public Health Infrastructure Grant dollars to fund a public health residency program in the latest…
These rulemaking resources provide core insights into the rulemaking process and more.
Participants of this training will gain a comprehensive understanding of public health advocacy, from identifying critical health issues and building effective campaigns to navigating challenges, measuring impact, and adhering to ethical principles.
ASTHO CEO Joseph M. Kanter gives examples from across the country of success stories that stem from the Public Health Infrastructure Grant in the latest PHIG Impact Report.
