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Rethinking Misinformation: Insights from Black Communities

Picture a community meeting in Milwaukee. Local residents gather in a familiar space, eager to discuss a topic that seems both crucial and frustratingly elusive: misinformation. For many Black Wisconsinites in the room, misinformation isn’t an abstract academic concept; it’s a daily challenge, tangled with their unique lived experiences. These community members have a lot […]

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Why Experiential Learning Is Transforming Global Health Education

In a packed university conference room, students aren’t cramming for an exam—they’re negotiating a global pandemic. One represents Kenya, while the other represents the United States. A delegate from Brazil just proposed an emergency resolution. Welcome to the World Health Assembly Simulation (WHA SIM), where undergraduate students at York University assume the roles of world […]

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Most Public Health Programs Ignore These Key Voices

Trust Can’t Be Taught in a Lecture Hall You can’t data-collect your way into someone’s heart. And yet, that’s how most public health programs still train future leaders: enter the community, extract information, exit. But what if real leadership isn’t about mastering statistical software or implementing best practices, but about learning to care? A new […]

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Help Us Strengthen CHW Programs – Share What Matters Most

Community Health Workers (CHWs) are the heart of community-based care. They build trust, bridge health gaps, and deliver critical services—especially in communities that need it most. But to fully support CHWs, we need to understand what matters most to those working with and alongside them. That’s where you come in. We’re reviewing tools that help […]

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How Community Engagement Transformed Vaccine Equity in Nevada

What does it take to ensure health equity during a public health emergency? The COVID-19 pandemic exposed deep-rooted disparities in healthcare access and outcomes, particularly among historically underserved and marginalized communities. Nevada faced its own set of challenges, with communities of color disproportionately affected by the virus yet receiving fewer vaccines in the initial rollout. […]

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Turning the Tide on Firearm Suicide: A New Era of Collaboration

When faced with staggering statistics, such as 55% of the 49,000 suicide deaths in 2022 being firearm-related, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. However, a remarkable and unexpected alliance is emerging that could change this grim narrative. Pro-gun advocates, government officials, healthcare providers, suicide prevention organizations, and researchers are joining forces to address one of the […]

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Rethinking Science Diplomacy

Imagine a young scientist from Nigeria brimming with innovative ideas to combat malaria in their community. Despite their expertise and unique perspective, they’re sidelined in global research projects dominated by Western agendas. This scenario isn’t hypothetical—it’s a recurring reality shaped by systemic inequities in science diplomacy. How can we transform science diplomacy into a force […]

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Can Co-Creation be a Tool for Lasting Impact?

When tackling the big issues in public health, like unhealthy food environments or access to mental health care, traditional approaches often fall short. These challenges require more than just data and policy—solutions need to be grounded in the experiences and insights of those affected. This is where co-creation comes in. Through co-creation, researchers, public health […]

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Decolonizing Global Health: Shifting Power and Redistributing Resources

In recent years, there has been a growing call to decolonize global health and humanitarian work. While political decolonization largely ended in the 20th century, many social, economic, and cultural hierarchies rooted in colonialism persist. These hierarchies shape today’s global health systems, creating an imbalance of power, resources, and knowledge between the Global North (wealthier […]

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Organizational Culture and Climate: A Key to Behavioral Health Success

In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, one thing remains constant: the critical role of organizations in delivering effective services. Whether we’re talking about mental health clinics, rehabilitation centers, or community health programs, the environment in which services are provided can significantly impact their success. But what exactly influences an organization’s effectiveness in implementing evidence-based practices […]

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Willing to Share? How New NIH Data Policy Impacts Public Trust

In January 2023, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) introduced a groundbreaking Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy, aiming to revolutionize the way research data is shared. This move is part of a broader effort to enhance transparency, foster collaboration, and accelerate scientific discoveries. But as this policy unfolds, it’s crucial to ask: how do […]

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Civic Research: Transforming Cities Through Collaboration

Have you ever wondered how cities can tackle complex challenges like housing, transportation, and environmental justice all at once? The answer lies in something called “civic research,” a collaborative approach where data-driven science meets community engagement. This method doesn’t just solve problems; it brings together diverse groups to create lasting change. Let’s dive into the […]

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