Kendra Liljenquist discusses how her workshop on positionality is applicable to public health leaders. This in-person workshop is a recent addition to the Public Health Management Certificate, as scholars focus on increasing workplace inclusion, effectiveness, and accountability.
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Kendra leading Positionality Workshop
The April session of Hot Topics in Practice will consider themes known to have a negative impact on the occupational health of workers, including gender bias, stigma, and feeling unsafe at work.
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A new e-learning course helps bystanders learn life-saving information for medical emergencies.
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Antoinette Angulo is excited to be the new director of the Northwest Public Health & Primary Care Leadership Institute.
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Leadership Institute Director, Antoinette Angulo.
Sue Grinnell joins the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice as she becomes moderator for the Hot Topics in Practice webinar series.
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Hot Topics Moderator, Sue Grinnell.
The February session of Hot Topics in Practice will discuss Rethink the Drink, a mass-reach health communications initiative led by the Oregon Health Authority.
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Yaniv Rait received funding from NWCPHP to study caseworkers who serve the unhoused in Seattle.
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Student stipend recipient Yaniv Rait.
The January session of Hot Topics in Practice will examine findings from the 2021 Public Health Workforce Interest and Needs Survey.
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Student stipend recipient Andrea Hill.
The December session of Hot Topics in Practice will explore data and trends on fentanyl overdoses in Washington State.
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