Attend Tufts Public Health's "Successfully Managing Through Change" on January 19 from 2-5pm EST. This workshop will teach you how to be your best self while your workplace shifts gear. Register at bit.ly/3iZTzzc.

This gun policy platform could help reduce gun violence by 28%, researchers from Tufts University School of Medicine say in a new report funded by 97Percent. Read the story at ow.ly/uInn50LGV6g. Michael Siegel Tufts Public Health

Many students in our @TuftsPHOnline program are looking to pivot their careers—and the flexibility of an online instruction model makes it possible. Learn about Hillary Boucher, MPH23, Epidemiology-Statistics, and why she chose Tufts' online MPH program. ow.ly/C8iX50Mkac6

The Tufts Public Health curriculum provides students with the skills and knowledge that they can put it into practice right after graduation. Nick Falkson, MPH22, shares his thoughts on what makes the Tufts MPH program special. Read more at ow.ly/eaVS50Mu8Iz.

Students, join the Public Health & Professional Degree Programs DEAR Council's next Race & Racism Series event, "Systems of Oppression within Healthcare: A Social Work Perspective," on Jan. 25 at 5pm EST via Zoom. Register at tinyurl.com/47kfdcfn.

Tufts University School of Medicine Chair of Psychiatry Paul Summergrad discusses the pandemic’s impact on mental health and what needs to be done to improve access to care. ow.ly/X10A50MupSJ

Beyond excited to finally meet our new cohort of Tufts COHERE trainees! Here are our change agents in our Boston/Greater Boston communities. 44 trainees, 15 languages, power houses. #healthequity #culturalresponsiveness #chws Tufts Cohere Tufts Public Health Center for Health Systems and Policy

Interested in a Master of Public Health (MPH)? Gain the program insight you are looking for at our virtual info sessions. The next event will occur on February 1 at 4pm EST. Register at go.tufts.edu/ph_events. Tufts Public Health

Congrats to our Tufts University public health colleagues (Fernando and Kim). Today was the ribbon cutting ceremony for their inaugural Community Health Workers Program Tufts Cohere

Join us for our first-ever maternal health screening of the film, "Aftershock." This event is open to the public but in-person spaces are limited! FREE registration is now open in the link in our bio. We hope to see you there! eventbrite.com/e/aftershock-s…

Assistant Professor Ramnath Subbaraman's 2021 collaborative report that advocated for “humane shelter at home” policies to be part of pandemic preparedness is cited in this TIME article: time.com/6252107/we-don…. Tufts Public Health

Hey ML family, meet our panelist for the Aftershock Screening that is coming up on Friday the 24th! We can’t wait to see you there! Free Registration here: eventbrite.com/e/aftershock-s…

Do you communicate health information to patients, research participants or the public? Then Plain Language for Health #PL4H is for you! Registration NOW OPEN. To learn more, visit go.tufts.edu/plainlanguagef…. #healthliteracy #plainlanguage #publichealth #plainlanguageforhealth

Plain Language for Health #PL4H is a virtual plain language writing and design workshop tailored to meet individual participants needs. Space is limited. Register today go.tufts.edu.plainlanguageforhealth

Next week, in Boston Tufts School of Medicine Tufts Public Health tufts.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Students are invited to attend a training by the TUSM DEAR Council, “There’s Nothing Minor About Microaggressions,” on April 20, 4:30-6pm ET, in person at MedEd 114. Register at tinyurl.com/dearmicroag.

Join us for a roundtable discussion with female-identifying leaders from Tufts to learn about their experiences and their perspective on what empowerment is! RSVP Here- bit.ly/3K6QNmO

Our very own Wenhui Feng had the #5 most shared paper in AJPH in 2023. Check it out! 👇

We are excited to welcome back our MPH students for the Spring 2024 semester. You came back, despite the fact the temperature is in the TEENS. Wow! You must really like us!!! And we love you. #PublicHealth #AcademicTwitter #MedTwitter

Reminder to all our @tuftsph #epi students to keep studying hard. Becoming a skin doctor is really hard work. #epidemiology #PublicHealth #ryangosling