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CPHA Joins in Denouncing Immigration Executive Order

February 6, 2017

On Jan. 27, Trump signed an executive order that would restrict the admission of certain foreign nationals and refugees to the United States under the guise of protecting the nation from foreign terrorists. The Colorado Public Health Association is dedicated to promoting a diverse and culturally inclusive membership, and we have serious concerns about the impacts of the President’s recent actions. CPHA unequivocally believes that our state and country are greatly enriched by the diverse perspectives and experiences of all Coloradans, and CPHA is strongly committed to the inclusion of all of its members.

As stated by APHA, CPHA is also deeply concerned that this executive order will “reduce US science and engineering output by discouraging the best and brightest international students, scholars, and scientists from studying and working, attending academic and scientific conferences, or seeking to build new business in the United States.”

We will continue to welcome all members and also highly encourage everyone to join CPHA in showing our solidarity in the following ways:

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Check Out The New CPHA Website Member Center And Join A CPHA Circle

February 6, 2017

Get connected, exchange ideas and stay informed!

Circles are special interest member networks that we hope will increase member-to-member engagement. CPHA Members can log-in to the Member Center and join one of the established Circles…or start one of their own.

Check out the current Circles:

Public Health Consultants

Running your own consulting firm, working as an independent public health consultant, have past experience or just thinking about going out on your own? Want to engage with consultants? Join this circle and share your experience, advice and questions!

Past Presidents Club

A forum for any of the CPHA Past Presidents to connect and exchange information, including providing input on Association policies and activities. Past Presidents, please join!

Students

The Student Committee, currently headed by two elected Co-Directors, maintains linkages to public health training programs in Colorado, represents the interests of students studying in public health fields and promotes Student Membership in the Association.

Membership

The committee develops and implements a Membership plan that includes recruitment and retention of Members in the Association. The committee shall also engage in organizational development activities such as press and public relations.

Public Health Policy

CPHA's Public Health Policy Committee is chaired by elected Public Health Policy Board Director, who initiates the policy and legislative activities of the Association.

Professional Education

The main objective of CPHA’s professional education efforts is to lead the execution of the annual Public Health in the Rockies (PHiR) Conference each year.

Communications

CPHA Communications Committee works on increasing CPHA’s visibility amount internal and external audience, as well as promote networking and dialogue among members.

 

Learn More About APHA

February 6, 2017

APHA Annual Meeting

People often say attending the APHA Annual Meeting is the highlight of their year. It can be even more rewarding when you get more involved. Here are some opportunities to become an integral part of the 2017 Annual Meeting and Expo in Atlanta. 

Submit an abstract — Deadline Feb. 20-24
Welcoming abstracts related to all areas of public health, including those that coincide with the theme “Creating the Healthiest Nation: Climate Changes Health.” View instructions and tips on how to submit an abstract!

Organize a pre-conference Learning Institute — Deadline Feb. 10
Help your colleagues gain practical skills in public health practice by conducting a Learning Institute. These full- or half-day skill-building courses offer an interactive educational experience. Proposals that address competencies such as biostatistics, epidemiology, data management, public health informatics and systems thinking are encouraged. 

2016 Annual Meeting Presentations
While you work on your abstract for the 2017 Annual Meeting, consider taking a look at presentations from APHA’s 2016 Annual Meeting. APHA recorded presenters during sessions and synced their voice with the movements of their presentation. These recordings, packaged as RAMP, are now available for sale. We hope you will submit an abstract and join APHA in Atlanta!

 

Help Us Take One Billion Steps!

February 6, 2017

Walking is one of the easiest ways to improve your health — and it’s more fun if we do it together. That’s why APHA invites you to participate in the 1 Billion Steps Challenge. You can create a team and compete with one another or against other teams. When you join you’ll be able to track how many steps you take, see total steps for our team and the collective progress of all teams toward the goal of 1 Billion steps. You can sync your step counting device or enter steps manually if you don’t have a device. So register today, and let’s get walking! We’ll have a lot of fun, improve our heath, and walk more than any other team! Join today!

 

P&R + PH = LOVE

February 6, 2017 

February Webinar
February 14, 2017
12:00-1:00PM MT
 

Description: Join us for a Valentine’s Day discussion about the role of built environment and parks and recreation in public health.  Learn how early forward thinking professionals shaped how we look at nature, parks and physical activity in urban areas, and how these early movements set the stage for linking health to the built environment and public parks and rec. Travel through time, looking through a health equity lens, to our current opportunities to connect and collaborate for viable experiences (i.e. physical activity, nutrition, community gardens, obesity prevention, and shade) for the health of our communities.  What’s not to love?

 

Presenters:

Haley Stewart, MPH
Public Health Planner
Office of Planning, Partnerships and Improvement
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Jo Burns, MS, CTRS
Owner, Jo Burns Consulting, LLC
Co-Founder, Public Health/Parks and Recreation Collaborative 
 
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