Share Your Public Health Story with IPHSCI: What Does Public Health Mean to You?
2025-02-18
As we join the global community in celebrating Public Health Month, this February, the Imperia Public Health and Social Care Institute (IPHSCI) is excited to hear from you—the dedicated professionals and individuals at the heart of public health.
Public health is more than policies and statistics; it is the lived experiences of those who work tirelessly to protect and promote health in our communities. It is the stories of resilience, innovation, and passion that drive real change.
We Want to Hear Your Story:
What does public health mean to you? How has your work or personal experience shaped your understanding of public health? Whether you are a frontline health worker, a researcher, a policymaker, public health student or someone whose life has been touched by public health interventions, your story matters.
Why Share?
Your story could inspire others, drive important conversations, and highlight the invaluable contributions of public health professionals. Selected stories will be featured on our platforms as part of our Public Health Month celebrations.
How to Participate:
Submit your story (300-500 words) sharing your experiences and reflections on what public health means to you.
Email your story to info@iphsci.org
Deadline for submissions: Acceptance will not be possible after the end of March.
Together, let’s amplify the voices that shape public health.
Join IPHSCI and partners in celebrating Public Health Month by sharing your journey.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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