The Students/New Professionals Community of Practice will host a virtual meeting on Wednesday, December 10th, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern.

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 hands-on workshop, you will explore why it is important to publish in the peer-reviewed literature; how to select a journal for publishing your work; steps in the publishing process; how to navigate online journal submission software; and maximizing the dissemination of your published manuscript.

The webinar will provide an overview of the health disparities experienced by LBTQ+ women and the critical role of allies and supporters in reducing health inequities by delivering inclusive care.

This webinar will discuss essential elements of teamwork, collaboration, empowerment, and trust that are vital in establishing a secure environment for employees and clients.

This session covered two topics: Artificial intelligence for precision public health: Opportunities, challenges, and recommendations and AI in Health Communications: What's Coming.

This session will explore the challenges to professional preparation, research and practice in order to equip health education specialists with the essential knowledge and skills to address the SDGs and evolving complex global public health needs.

This session aimed at empowering communities by promoting inclusivity in data, fostering evidence-based decision-making, and contributing to developing policies that better serve the diverse health needs of populations.

This webinar discussed how several public and private financial institutions are addressing SDOH and what knowledge and skills health educators need to get a seat at the table.

This webinar discussed what the field of implementation science is (and is not), why it is important, and how it is useful for informing practice and designing your research for impact, sustainment, and equity.