Publication Date: August 1, 2018, This article provides information on how many high school and college students are aware of the GYT campaign and if this impacts their decision to get STD/HIV testing.

Join SOPHE and Healthy People Healthy Democracy for an overview of dismantling power from a public health standpoint. In public health education we have a newer competency related to Advocacy, and this presentation will offer ways to advocate for public health legislation in our communities. The data provided in this webinar will show the connection between health and civic engagement so that we can all become more involved with policy development both locally and nationally.

This webinar is part of National Health Education Week and follows the theme of this years advocacy summit focused on youth advocacy. Being a good self-advocate has big benefits for kids and adults including being more likely to do well in school, work, and life. However self-advocacy skills can be difficult to develop so it is important to learn how to foster them.

This session provides a quick guide approach and lessons learned when leading a CHES exam prep session. In the session, you will learn commonly asked student questions, a guide for using feedback to tailor the sessions, and how to facilitate an educational study session via Zoom.

Ethics address questions about the impact of actions that can benefit or harm society. Geared to both students and experienced health practitioners, this webinar will include a brief review of common ethical principles, a clear explanation of an ethical decision-making process and a discussion of ethical dilemmas arising in a variety of work settings. Using an interactive approach, participants will be engaging in identifying ethical dilemmas and discussing possible resolutions from three hypothetical case studies.

Hear from a health communicator why debunking misinformation is critical to our nation’s public health. Learn tools of the trade from successful communications campaigns – what worked and why. Washington Post columnist, Jennifer Rubin, writes misinformation is the innocent or willfully ignorant regurgitation of lies or disinformation as deliberate distortion.

This webinar is part of National Health Education Week and will provide an historical overview of HBCUs in addressing social justices and health issues, accomplishments of HBCUs in addressing health disparities, and recommendations for achieving health equity among African Americans and other racial minorities through the work and collaboration with HBCUs.

Tune into this FREE webinar for an innovative proposal to address rising mental health challenges from SOPHE’s Student Health Edu-Thon 2022 winning graduate team. Samantha Bertomen and Lisa Peters, CHFP introduce an educational and multi-faceted approach to create a better world for our youth, where mental health is no longer stigmatized, youth have access to the resources they need, and their health outcomes are improved.

This live webinar presentation will cover an evidence-based scenario response that can assist at-risk Northeast Missouri adolescents with mental health challenges. The team’s proposed evidence-based app and website called Emocean is focused on assisting these adolescents with depression and anxiety.

Publication Date: June 13, 2022; This article provides an examination of the relationship of levels of physical activity between children with multimorbidity and those with a chronic physical illness only.