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Sign up now for ASTHO's two-day, in-person Leading Change workshop on October 6-7, designed for clinical and non-clinical public health professionals navigating constant change. Participants gain practical strategies to lead through uncertainty, strengthen organizational culture, and apply change principles in real-world settings. Emphasizing hands-on learning, this experience helps leaders design initiatives and plans to drive impact at their agencies.
This webinar explores how public health agencies and laboratories collaborate during emergencies, featuring California’s coordinated response to a recent botulism outbreak linked to infant formula.
ASTHO is currently accepting applications for participation in the third cohort of the Leadership Exchange for Adolescent Health Promotion Plus (LEAHP+) Community of Practice. The LEAHP+ Community of Practice will support education and health agencies to work together to improve health education, connect schools to services, and support safe and supportive school environments.
This webinar explores how public health agencies and laboratories collaborate during emergencies, featuring California’s coordinated response to a recent botulism outbreak linked to infant formula.
Leading Change is an ASTHO workshop designed specifically for professionals in clinical and non-clinical public health roles. This two-day, in-person opportunity equips participants with strategies and skills to navigate change and uncertainty as individuals, team members, and organization-wide leaders. Emphasizing actionable instruction and resources, it enables leaders to create and implement real-world initiatives in their agencies for 2026 and beyond.
ASTHO is currently accepting applications for participation in the third cohort of the Leadership Exchange for Adolescent Health Promotion Plus (LEAHP+) Community of Practice. The LEAHP+ Community of Practice will support education and health agencies to work together to improve health education, connect schools to services, and support safe and supportive school environments.
