March 28, 2026 - 21:32

A free, upcoming webinar will equip public health professionals and communicators with essential strategies to navigate today's complex policy landscape. The session focuses on the powerful role of communication in actively protecting, advocating for, and strengthening the entire public health field.
Led by Angela McGowan, JD, MPH, the conversation will move beyond basic messaging to explore how a deliberate policy lens can shape more effective public health outcomes. Attendees will gain practical insights into framing critical issues, building persuasive narratives for diverse audiences, and countering misinformation in a challenging environment.
The webinar addresses the urgent need for skilled advocacy as public health institutions face ongoing pressures. It promises to provide tangible tools for professionals to better explain their work, demonstrate its value to policymakers and the public, and ultimately secure the support necessary for community well-being. This event is designed for anyone committed to ensuring that evidence-based public health remains a trusted and influential voice in societal conversations.
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