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Updates from Chicago South AHEC

Navigating APHA Part II: What to Expect

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Project Brotherhood recently hosted Part II of Navigating APHA.

Hosts Dr. Linda Rae Murray and Marcus Murray and special guests walk you through what you need to know to make the most of APHA!

This year’s APHA Annual Meeting & Expo is in Minneapolis, October 27-30.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning attendee, this guide will help you make the most of sessions, networking opportunities, and key events to maximize your experience.

Watch now and start planning for an impactful APHA 2024!

The video can be found here:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/A2wO5UQxWfg
Facebook: https://fb.watch/vkmuiB8N7o/

Download the flier that we hope you will share with your networks and social media.

Navigating APHA, Part II: What to Expect.

Apply Now: Summer Urban Health Experience

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The first annual Urban Health Experience (UHE) will be held this summer, June 7 to August 3. The UHE is designed for undergraduates in all health professions who want to investigate many of the community-level factors that impact the health of urban populations.

The experience includes opportunities to be mentored by public health professionals and current graduate students, learn about various urban health topics, and investigate specific problems facing urban communities.

The program includes synchronous and asynchronous online activities and an in-person session providing certification in Mental Health First Aid. Training in NARCAN distribution is also included, and participants will receive NARCAN supplies.

Learn more and apply

For more information, reach out to Mia Bonds (chicagoahel@hmprg.org) 312-372-4292, ext. 47.

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Project Brotherhood at 2019 APHA

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2019 marked Project Brotherhood’s 22nd year in attendance at The American Public Health Association’s Annual Meeting and Expo in Philadelphia Pennsylvania November 2-6, 2019. This year’s theme was “Creating the Healthiest Nation: For Science. For Action. For Health. Continue reading →