What to know for Wednesday at APHA 2022
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Dear John,

 

As we wind down at APHA 2022, we want to thank each of you for all you do to advance public health and address some of the most pressing issues of our time. The last few years have been tiring, and they've tested us all, but we know that together we WILL create the healthiest nation.

 

We hope you have enjoyed these daily insights into the Annual Meeting and some of the content available to you, even without attending the meeting. We have one more livestream available to you today, so be sure to tune in.

 

Livestreamed Session
Featured Session
Where Do We Go from Here – An Interactive Discussion of Strategies to Build the Public Health Workforce from College to Commissioner
8:30-10:00 a.m
 
The governmental public health workforce is the most essential element in our collective efforts to ensure a healthy nation, thriving and equitable communities, and a strong economy. However, implementation and execution of the workforce have often been scattershot and driven by available funding rather than a strategic plan. In this session, five leaders will discuss the most pressing issues in public health workforce development and how to ensure that we get it right.
Closing General Session
Closing General Session
Building Public Health Capacity Through an Ethical Lens to Address Social Challenges
2:30-4:00 p.m.
 
Optimal health and well-being can only be achieved if resources and opportunities are equitably distributed among all communities. This session will explore connections between the ethics, social justice issues and moral considerations underlying public health, and how those connections can build a workforce that tackles the social factors affecting our health.

 

Featured Session
What’s at Stake When Public Health Aligns with (or Undermines) “Radical” Social Justice Movements
10:30 a.m.-12:00 a.m.
 
On the heels of a global pandemic, racial justice uprisings, police violence, community violence and a "backlash" narrative, the national dialogue on public health, justice and safety has become politically charged and dynamic. This session will elevate the need for a comprehensive public health infrastructure aligned with social justice movements.
 
Social Media

Follow and use the official meeting hashtag #APHA2022 in each tweet or post. For tips on social media, plan to attend one of the focused .

 

Watch Video Interviews on
Natasha
 DeJarnett video

 

University of Louisville professor, APHA Environment section President-elect and climate expert Natasha DeJarnett talks with APHA TV about the significant impact of recent devastating environmental events. She also discusses the grave impact of climate change if we don't make changes soon.

Sandro
 galea interview

 

Boston University School of Public Health Dean and Professor Sandro Galea talks about the 3-D Commission between Boston University and the Rockefeller Foundation. Galea also speaks to the report's primary findings and what the next steps are for public health data.

 

 

Lisa Lee of Virginia Tech speaks to public health ethics while Harvard University's Howard Koh shines a light on the huge impact faith leaders have in influencing public health in their communities.

Catch Up on the Action on the

Thank you to the Annual Meeting Blog sponsor, Maximus — moving public health forward with the latest technology and hands-on experience.

 

Photos from APHA 2022

Want to see more photos from APHA 2022? Photos are updated daily on APHA's .

 

 
Want more? Register for the Digital Meeting.

We’re hosting a of APHA 2022 on Nov. 14-16. All oral sessions will be available on Nov. 14 while the general and featured sessions will be released over the three-day period. You will have until the end of November to access the recordings and dive deep into these rich topics and timely conversations. .

 

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Annual Meeting COVID-19 Safety Policy

APHA is requiring all in-person attendees to be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccination against the SARS-Cov-2 virus as defined by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Up to date is defined as a completed full primary series (two shots of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccine or one shot of the Johnson and Johnson product; or a comparably approved vaccine if you are an international attendee) plus at least one booster.

 

We encourage people who are eligible for the new COVID-19 bivalent booster to receive it and their flu vaccination at least two weeks before the meeting.

 

You will be required to show proof of vaccination during event check-in. By registering for the event, you agree to be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus by Oct. 20, 2022.

 

Also, all APHA 2022 in-person attendees, exhibitors, speakers, staff and volunteers will be required to wear masks at indoor activities.

 

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