In this webinar, learn how a local women’s health coalition successfully redesigned an educational reproductive health booklet to enhance health literacy.

View this webinar to learn how to train self-directed learners.

Develop future black women leaders in the Health Education profession by providing the mentee with guidance in understanding their leadership style with a holistic approach in providing a safe space to discuss beauty and self-care tips. This approach can also be practical using the Transtheoretical Model of Change, which is geared towards trust building with community programming and addresses every area of the Social Ecological Model.

Discover innovative strategies for training public health education students at the master's level using service-learning and social justice approaches.

Opioids are a medication class used to manage pain; however, their efficacy is matched by a significant level of risk to the patient (e.g., Dowell et al., 2022). The opioid "crisis" (e.g., Keefe et al., 2022) has been used to refer to the significant increase in the use of both prescribed and illicit opioids and the negative consequences resulting from this increased use. This study will situate opioid prescribing within the risk communication context by assessing the strategies physicians use to manage the risks presented to their patients by opioid medications. Constructs from the extended parallel process model (Witte, 1992) will be used to guide interviews with up to 40 physicians about which opioid-related risks they choose to communicate to patients and the extent to which they view themselves as risk communicators as related to prescribing opioids.

We welcome you to participate in the new SCRIPT® Counselor Training for Prenatal Tobacco Cessation. In this on-demand training, you can learn interviewing techniques to guide behavior change and apply real-world tools for use in clinical, public health, and home visit settings.

Join us for an exciting sneak peek into the 2025 SOPHE Advocacy Summit: Finding Common Ground – Pathways to a Healthier Nation. This preview is your chance to learn what the Summit is all about, why you should attend, and how it empowers students and professionals alike to sharpen their advocacy skills for health equity and policy change.

In this webinar, participants will explore how the public health workforce can be developed to meet these demands and changes in an effective way.

In this webinar, participants will be able to delve into how strategic communications, community engagement, and educational initiatives have promoted health equity, focusing on Black and Hispanic/Latinx populations.

In this webinar, participants will be able to explore training promotoras as environmental justice and women's health advocates. The presentation will discuss the efficacy of Promotoras educating their community about the impact of toxins on breast cancer and reproductive health and in adopting risk reduction strategies.