Student, Sydney Rogalla, used evidence-based practices and research to create necessary improvements toward health insurance literacy.
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Student stipend recipient, Sydney Rogalla
With funding received from NWCPHP, Taylor and Olga were empowered to assist the needs of the Ukrainian refugee community.
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Student stipend recepients, Olga Vitruk and Taylor Erickson
The COVID-19 pandemic brought greater awareness to both the role of public health organizations and glaring health inequities in our society.
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Essentially Public Health
Student, Valerie Edwards, helps create a communications strategy to promote trauma-informed care practices.
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Student stipend recipient Valerie Edwards
NWCPHP is expanding its management-related offering with new customizable PHMC packages.
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Scholars in discussion at an on-site session.
Measuring Change for Anti-Racist Programs gives public health teams tools to develop equity-driven programs.
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Measuring Change for Anti-Racist Programs (MCAP)
NWCPHP Instructional Designers Erica and Kevin provide clarity about their roles.
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NWCPHP's Instuctional Designers, Erica and Kevin
The 2023 PHMC Cohort on-site in Seattle
Student, Anevay Skenandore, studied Indigenous-centered strategies for promoting health.
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Student stipend recipient Anavey Skenandore.
From her peer network to the positionality webinar, Hallie built an effective systems change structure that can be adapted across various organizations or regions.
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Leadership Institute scholar, Hallie Pritchett.