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The Public Health Institute's

GUIDE TO THE 2018 

APHA MEETING

Creating the Healthiest Nation: Health Equity Now

November 10-14 | San Diego

Health Equity Now

In the U.S. and around the world, people of color, low-income communities, people with disabilities and other marginalized populations experience poorer health outcomes. Discriminatory housing policies trap families in areas with poor air quality; gender discrimination creates barriers to educational and economic opportunity; immigration status impacts income and access to health services.

 

To create better health, PHI and its programs focus on building more equitable systems through policy and community change.

 

At this year's APHA meeting, "Creating the Healthiest Nation: Health Equity Now," we hope our 25+ presentations, posters and special events on the social determinants of health and many other topics will challenge you with new ideas, provide information to inform your work, and inspire you to connect with new partners.

Together we are building a healthier world.

PRESENTATION TRACKS

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HEALTH EQUITY

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ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE USE

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GLOBAL HEALTH

WOMEN & CHILDREN'S HEALTH

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MEDIA ADVOCACY

PHI's Presenters

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Mark Barone

Presenting on intersectoral partnerships to fight NCDs in Brazil

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Deidre Patterson

Presenting on heavy drinking patterns among US- and foreign-born Blacks

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About PHI

The Public Health Institute is dedicated to promoting health, well-being and quality of life for people throughout California, across the nation and around the world.

 

During its more than 50 years as an independent nonprofit, PHI has led and managed hundreds of projects and programs ranging from small task order contracts to large, multi-site research programs with national and international significance.

To create better health, PHI and its programs focus on building more equitable systems through policy and community change.

"Being at PHI feels like being a kid in a candy shop – it offers many resources to support our work, fosters camaraderie and partnership among my peers, and provides an organizational culture that truly values our work by creating the systems and operations to allow it to happen."

Dr. Tomás Magaña

Founder & Director, PHI's FACES for the Future Coalition

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 PHI supports 600 staff and 80 programs and works   in 26 countries around the world. 

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