Working to transform understandings of how knowledge is created and whose knowledge is valued in support of health equity? Submit to a new AJPH special supplement on Ways of Knowing: e4action.org/WOK-AJPH #Partners4HE

Black history IS public health history! Health disparities have a timeline. Policy choices shaped access and outcomes across generations. Explore the receipts and join the conversation: bit.ly/4aqY1xQ #Partners4HE

Endurance is continuing when the grants do not come: keep serving, find smaller pockets of support, strengthen the model, build evidence, and keep the work moving. Full dialogue: bit.ly/4c8QPcv #Partners4HE

Join our FREE 3-part virtual workshop series on staying steady through change and sustaining momentum over time. Sessions run March 4, 11, 18 from 12–1 PM CST. Register here: bit.ly/P4HEMar26Workshop #Partners4HE

Norman C. Francis opened doors for generations of Black students who now serve as doctors, scientists, and public leaders. During Black History Month, we are reminded that history lives through people like him. His legacy is lived every day in the communities he touched. #Partners4HE

New P4HE Resource Spotlight: Endurance in health equity work. A curated collection for staying engaged, adapting, and sustaining momentum over the long haul. Explore it here: bit.ly/3KSJimP #Partners4HE

New P4HE podcast episode available now! Join us to explore endurance in health equity work means caring for mental + emotional well-being, building connection, and leaning into community care and collective action. 🎧 Listen here: bit.ly/4kyFNiD #Partners4HE

Black History Month is public health history. This resource names anti-Blackness as a health hazard and connects structural disregard for Black life to inequities in morbidity and mortality. Explore it now: bit.ly/4bNOR0O #Partners4HE

Endurance is how health equity work survives the slow progress, repeated barriers, and the “no’s.” Watch the full Q1 Level Setting Dialogue: https://bit.ly/4c8QPcv #Partners4HE

2025 highlights: 753 → 1,044 members, 1,746+ resources, and a new Quarterly Learning Journey model built for action! Read our full Year in Review: bit.ly/45VPgdV #Partners4HE

HIV outcomes are shaped by systems, not a single factor. A global review maps HIV “risk” among GBMSM as a web of multilevel drivers that reinforce each other. 
That is why awareness must include access, trust, and sustained support today, and every day. Learn more: bit.ly/4tCnM7t #Partners4HE

Black History Month reminder: public health has always been shaped by Black leadership! Here’s a strong roundup of notable leaders in public health from @tfah.bsky.social Read and share: bit.ly/3NRr3iR #Partners4HE

Access to resources shapes outcomes. Our vision is health as a right, not a privilege. Watch the full level-setting dialogue on YouTube here: bit.ly/4sHBRQg #Partners4HE

How do you stay engaged for the long haul? Share one practice that helps, then join our free session tomorrow (Jan 28, 1–2 PM CT). Register now: https://bit.ly/P4HE_Jan2026_InteractiveSession #Partners4HE

In 2023, a maternal death occurred almost every 2 minutes. (WHO) Maternal deaths are preventable, and skilled care saves lives. Learn more from the @who.int here: bit.ly/2IfRivb #Partners4HE

Free interactive session: turn lessons into practice with simple tools, shared language, and an achievable action plan. Jan 28, 1–2 PM CT. Register here: bit.ly/P4HE_Jan2026_InteractiveSession #Partners4HE

Honoring Dr. King and the responsibility we share to build healthier communities together. #Partners4HE

Shared leadership is built on relationships, trust, and shared vision, not just attendance. Replay the full conversation: bit.ly/3NmMlo3 #Partners4HE

Grateful for @clintsmithiii.bsky.social's moving closing plenary at our Summit, “The Power of Stories to Promote Equity.” Stories can shift what we see, and what we are willing to change. #Partners4HE

Stay engaged for the long haul! Free live session on practical routines and supports for sustainable community health work. Jan 28, 1–2 PM CT. Register free: https://bit.ly/P4HE_Jan2026_InteractiveSession #Partners4HE

New blog! Endurance in health equity work takes community care, adaptability, and sustained investment. What helps you stay in it for the long haul? Read the full blog: bit.ly/3LmYzMY #Partners4HE

Culture change can feel like swimming against the current, but hope is not lost. Building your endurance takes vision and real relational support. Learn how to build yours in our FREE virtual learning session: https://bit.ly/P4HE_Jan2026_InteractiveSession #Partners4HE

Let's sustain the work together! Join our January session as we co-create framing, swap strategies, and leave with next steps. Get the details & RSVP for FREE: bit.ly/4j6ffod #Partners4HE

What's next starts now. From insights to impact, let's do the work together this year. Connect with us to stay updated on events and resources: https://bit.ly/4aOj9N9 #Partners4HE

Thanks to Sevonnah for leading “Pulse of the Possible” and reminding us what becomes possible when health equity work is intersectional, community-led, and action-oriented! #Partners4HE

Need staying power? Our new FREE resource spotlight bundles webinars, toolkits, and frames to support long-term progress and team well-being. Dive in: bit.ly/3KSJimP #Partners4HE

Warm wishes for a season of rest, reflection, and renewed purpose. Here's to the power of working together for healthier communities! #Partners4HE

Leadership buy-in isn’t the finish line. Sustained change takes shared leadership and action across roles. Watch our Moving to Action webinar replay: bit.ly/4qbQDNg #Partners4HE

Michelle Browder’s opening keynote reminded us that healing requires truth. By confronting what history has tried to hide, she called us toward repair and action. #Partners4HE

What does the Titanic teach us about health? Dr. Thomas LaVeist connects that lesson to health disparities and the future of public health education. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3KK7qbg #Partners4HE

When voices meet, direction emerges. Discussions from our 2025 Health Equity Summit have us feeling inspired for the path ahead. Thank you for joining, and for speaking up. #Partners4HE

How we are feeling after spending last week with people doing the work! Thanks for showing up, sharing, and building with us. More soon. #Partners4HE

Strong start! Michelle Browder set the tone with stories of Montgomery, the Mothers of Gynecology, and real tools for community work. (Plus, a Q&A that ran long because no one wanted to leave!) See what’s next on the agenda: na.eventscloud.com/website/8841... #Partners4HE

See you in Montgomery tomorrow! Registration opens Wed at 9:00 a.m., with our keynote + welcome reception that evening. Preview the full schedule: bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

We’re closing our Summit strong! Friday brings Clint Smith (@clintsmithiii.bsky.social) to the main stage, then sessions that turn insight into tools. See what’s planned: bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

From Pulse of the Possible to the @tsyiblkhealth.bsky.social premiere + Q&A, Day 2 of our Summit is packed with insight + action. View the full schedule: https://bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

Day 1 of our Summit ✅ Site visits, EJI Legacy Sites, TAE Gallery Walk, Michelle Browder keynote, and a community welcome party. Take a peek at the agenda → bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

If you’re in Montgomery this week, catch Where Do We Go From Here? with Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III—a powerful nod to the Holt Street legacy and a look at what’s next. Info/RSVP: bit.ly/48jWY1I #Partners4HE

We’re opening Day 2 of our Summit with Pulse of the Possible—a participatory session that centers community wisdom and practical pathways forward, with a focus on maternal & perinatal health. Featuring Sevonna Brown! Details/registration: bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

We’re opening our Summit with Michelle Browder! Her keynote bridges art, history, and action for better outcomes in maternal and women’s health. View the full agenda: bit.ly/49AlaiQ #Partners4HE

So excited for our Summit Closing Plenary speaker, Clint Smith (@clintsmithiii.bsky.social)! Clint is a #1 NYT bestselling author and staff writer at The Atlantic. See what else is in store for you in Montgomery here: bit.ly/P4HE25Summit #Partners4HE

A film about who gets to live well—and how we change it. Join us and @partners4he.bsky.social at the FREE premiere and live Q&A on Dec 4! Can't make it? Stream along! Tickets: https://bit.ly/TSYIMontgomeryPremiere Stream: https://bit.ly/TSYILivestreamRSVP #TheSkinYoureIn

Only 19 days to go! We're so excited for our hands-on sessions and a special screening of @tsyiblkhealth.bsky.social. See what's in store: https://bit.ly/P4HE25Summit #Partners4HE

Our Interactive Learning Session has been rescheduled to THIS Wednesday, Nov 12, from 12–1 PM CT. Already registered on Oct 29? You’re in—no new registration needed. Still need a spot? Register: bit.ly/47OYFnv #Partners4HE

It’s @apha.org Annual Meeting & Expo week! Stop by booth #1025 to connect with the P4HE team, learn more about our upcoming events, and grab some of our resources. We’d love to connect! #Partners4HE

Join us for an hour on October 29 as peers across sectors come together to coordinate resources and capture practical next steps for our quarterly learning journey. Sign up for free: bit.ly/P4HEQ4LearningSession #Partners4HE

Join us in Montgomery, AL from Dec 3–5! Working sessions, peer learning, and takeaways you can put to work right away. Join the P4HE Summit and help shape what comes next. Register: bit.ly/P4HE25Summit #Partners4HE

In your work, how do you decide where resources go, who’s at the table, and what you measure to know it’s working? #Partners4HE

Just dropped: our Resource Spotlight on equitable resource distribution—evidence, tools, and practical guides to target need and measure progress. Explore the collection: bit.ly/4nWkSaf #Partners4HE

When the numbers hit home: Dr. LaVeist on Brownsville, the roots of The Skin You’re In, and why place matters. 🎧 Listen: https://bit.ly/TSYIAug25Pod 🎟️ Join the Summit: https://bit.ly/P4HE25Summit #Partners4HE