Member Events Calendar

As we navigate through the evolving challenges of COVID-19, PHCC will continue to support public health communicators by providing pandemic resources and begin to expand our reach by offering tools and resources beyond COVID-19. Our upcoming webinar and accompanying resource will offer stories and lessons learned from public health communicators across the U.S. that can... Read more »

This webinar will demonstrate LungPLAN™, a free financial forecasting tool that can help predict resources needed for building or expanding lung cancer screening and nodule management programs. Speakers include NLCRT Chair, Ella Kazerooni, MD, MS, University of Michigan; NLCRT Implementation Strategies Committee Co-Chair, Carey Thomson, MD, MPH, Mount Auburn Hospital; and Curt Magnuson, The FiscalHealth... Read more »

THE SUMMIT IS FREE FOR STUDENTS. JOIN US AT THE VIRTUAL WISCONSIN LGBTQ+ HEALTH SUMMIT We invite health care practitioners, faculty, students, and members of the wider LGBTQ+ community to attend this unique conference. Connect and network with thought leaders and each other as we explore how to build an inclusive and just culture of... Read more »

The workshop will cover three main educational areas about cancer: Cancer Basics, Cancer Prevention and Cancer Screening. During these sessions, participants will learn the most common types of cancer, symptoms, stages, common medical words, how to prepare yourself and your family or loved ones when receiving a cancer diagnosis and what to ask to a... Read more »

During this 60 minute webinar, staff from the National LGBT Cancer Network will offer an overview of best practices for tobacco and cancer control partners to engage with LGBTQ+ communities during this key time of year. The webinar will highlight options for connecting at in-person Pride celebrations and engaging communities online.

Hear from public health leaders about the impact of childhood adversity on health across the lifespan and the role of the field of chronic disease prevention in addressing ACEs.