Select from our list of products below. You can add more than one event to your shopping cart after the first event is selected. 

Events

 
Skip to search results
Data pager
Data pager
Page size:
PageSizeComboBox
select
 47 items in 4 pages
Show all 47
 
Data pager
Data pager
Page size:
PageSizeComboBox
select
 47 items in 4 pages
Show all 47
Additional Image
This opening session establishes a shared foundation for understanding disability, ableism, and Disability Justice as critical public health frameworks. Participants explore how disability is shaped by systems of power—racism, capitalism, audism, heteropatriarchy, immigration policy, and poverty—and why Disability Justice offers a necessary shift away from deficit-based and compliance-driven approaches toward liberation, dignity, and collective... Details
When: April 13, 2026
Additional Image
This webinar will explore how individuals and communities can nurture mental health and well-being, support one another and strengthen social connections in the face of life’s challenges. Panelists will discuss the connection between personal wellness and thriving communities and share practical actions people can take to support themselves and their neighbors.

When: April 9, 2026
Additional Image
This webinar will highlight how mayors across diverse communities are taking actionable steps to advance physical activity, mental health, and social connection—key pillars of the 2026 NPHW theme Ready. Set. Action. Drawing on real examples from the National Forum for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention’s Move with the Mayor® (MWTM) initiative, the session will showcase how city leaders are building sustainable programs and policies that strengthen community... Details
When: April 7, 2026
Additional Image
Join us for the American Journal of Public Health Annual “State of the Public Health Union” webinar, which coincides with the Journal’s 115th Anniversary Celebration. We will discuss building bridges, re-imaging public health, promoting public trust, ensuring equity, and saving lives for everyone. Distinguished panelists will include former federal public health leaders who served under Republican and Democratic... Details
When: February 26, 2026
Additional Image
We know that partnerships between public health, community and cross sectoral partners are vital, especially now. For the past ten months, APHA has engaged with over 70 organizations to learn and share best practices to establishing, building and strengthening partnerships between governmental public health agencies and community-based organizations. Join APHA to learn what recent data collection efforts revealed about strengthening partnerships, and to hear about an exciting new... Details
When: November 18, 2025
Additional Image
We know that partnerships between public health, community and cross sectoral partners are vital, especially now. For the past ten months, APHA has engaged with over 70 organizations to learn and share best practices to establishing, building and strengthening partnerships between governmental public health agencies and community-based organizations. Join APHA to learn what recent data collection efforts revealed about strengthening partnerships, and to hear about an exciting new... Details
When: November 18, 2025
Additional Image
In our first webinar presenters provided an overview of armed conflict and its far-reaching impact on communities, health systems and vulnerable populations. The session highlighted the immediate and long-term consequences of war, including displacement, the destruction of infrastructure, disruption of essential services and the exacerbation of existing inequities. Building on that foundation, this webinar will shift the focus to the pivotal role of public health in addressing and... Details
When: October 22, 2025
Additional Image
Earn up to 6 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2025 Issues from April-June

When: September 15, 2025 – December 31, 2027
Additional Image
Earn up to 12 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2023 Issues from January - June.

When: August 26, 2025 – March 31, 2026
Additional Image
Earn up to 12 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2023 Issues from July - December.

When: August 26, 2025 – March 31, 2026
Additional Image
Earn up to 12 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2024 Issues from July-December

When: August 26, 2025 – December 1, 2026
Additional Image
Earn up to 12 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2024 Issues from January - June.

When: August 26, 2025 – December 1, 2026
Additional Image
Earn up to 6 CE credits for reading articles from the American Journal of Public Health 2025 Issues from January -March

When: August 26, 2025 – December 1, 2027
Additional Image
On June 16-17, 2025, public health leaders, students and advocacy experts gathered for a collaborative event to discuss proven and proposed policy solutions to tackle today’s most pressing health threats at the local, state and federal levels.

When: June 16–17, 2025