Understanding how people in mental health crisis seek help is critical to ensure that support services meet their needs. A new @health_affairs_org study sheds light on where people turn for support, which can improve awareness of and access to mental health crisis services. https://bit.ly/4gyfXt3

Immigrants strengthen America. Diversity matters. Kids should learn honest history. These aren’t partisan talking points — they’re majority views across the U.S., according to the new Heart of America Survey from @nche4all.bsky.social. https://bit.ly/3VYUTCw

TFAH’s new report on public health funding gives a clear-eyed breakdown of the impact of recent and proposed cuts to federal public health programs. www.tfah.org/report-detai...

Leadership is more than one's title — it's about taking risks, identifying people's unique strengths, and helping others see their potential. Listen to @brianccastrucci.bsky.social on a new episode of the Chief Influencer podcast: https://bit.ly/47tRUZW

Public health leaders nationwide are grappling with how to recruit and retain essential staff, and their shared challenges will require innovative approaches.💡 Join us Oct. 1 at 2:00 pm ET to explore these national workforce trends, using new data from 2024 PH WINS. https://bit.ly/4mYJBdr

Ever wonder what a public health laboratory really does? From testing newborn blood spots to detecting outbreaks and ensuring the safety of what we eat and drink, labs are protecting your health every day! Happy Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month! #ThanksPHLabs #publichealth

School vaccine mandates are like fire codes and clean-air laws — common-sense protections that keep everyone safe. Florida wants to strip them away. Read @brianccastrucci.bsky.social new Forbes.com column. https://bit.ly/3VAn5vj

Check-ups, vaccines, mental health, routines, safety, and community — back-to-school season is the perfect time to focus on kids’ well-being. Read @brianccastrucci.bsky.social's new Forbes.com column for 6 practical tips. https://bit.ly/4n8s1Ds

How can workplaces better support employees struggling with opioid use? A new survey study from ‪@hsph.harvard.edu‬ and de Beaumont details the gaps and opportunities for employers navigating the epidemic of opioid misuse, using the federal Recovery-Ready Workplace framework. https://bit.ly/4lYYLOy

One 🔑 concept in our Communicating About Public Health toolkit is that public health benefits everyone — by keeping water clean, preventing disease, improving air quality, and more. Explore the full toolkit for other tips and insights to explain the value of public health: https://bit.ly/3UIxkgV

The removal of critical federal data will have repercussions across state and local health departments. "If you walked on an airplane and they had all the instruments blacked out, you would walk off that plane," de Beaumont President and CEO Brian C. Castrucci told Governing. https://bit.ly/3UH71aS

The Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS) gives a clear picture of today's government public health workforce — Insights to Action helps you put the data into real-world practice. https://bit.ly/4nKK1Vw

Data are deeply personal, and communities should be part of controlling their own narratives. @debeaumontfndtn.bsky.social‬’s new blog dives into how four MADE for Health Justice communities are creating and using community-centered and community-governed data. debeaumont.org/news/2025/pe...

Even informal conversations can lead to big impact. For the de Beaumont blog, Public Health Communications Collaborative Director Amanda Kwong shares how empathy and compassion can foster meaningful discussions about public health, sometimes in unexpected settings. bit.ly/4fzF9Pr

💡 Learn how you can get the most from the 2024 Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS) at an upcoming live demonstration of the PH WINS Data Dashboard. Register now for Aug. 13, 20, or 27, all at 2:00 pm ET: bit.ly/4ocByuP

When speaking with patients about vaccines, Dr. William Nettleton — a 2021 de Beaumont 40 Under 40 in Public Health honoree — addresses their concerns with empathy and understanding. His @bridgemi.com‬ op-ed explains how he does it. bridgemi.com/guest-commen...

Evaluation isn't an objective process, but it can be more equitable. For @jphmpdirect.com, Kay Schaffer and Jamila M. Porter outline steps to help you establish guiding values, co-create with communities, and center participants' lived experiences in your next evaluation. bit.ly/47djkTy

At the recent kickoff for the Commission on Local Public Health Leadership, a diverse group of leaders took the first steps toward creating a unified, actionable vision for public health policy. Learn more at debeaumont.org/commission-local-public-health. Photo credit: Jack Kustron

New data, new tools. 🧰 Explore Insights to Action: 40+ practical guides and templates to help public health agencies turn 2024 Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey data into progress toward a stronger, thriving #PublicHealth workforce: bit.ly/4nKK1Vw

📊 New workforce data available! Explore the interactive dashboard with Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey findings on burnout, retention, training needs, and more: debeaumont.org/news/2025/ph...

For the Healthy Maine Talks podcast from the Maine Public Health Association, de Beaumont President and CEO Brian C. Castrucci shares his perspectives on communication gaps, balancing idealism with efficacy, and finding common ground amid politicization. 🎙️ Listen here: bit.ly/4eQ9ol0

Do you dread networking? 😬 Overcome your fears with the latest job seekers webinar from @apha.org and de Beaumont. Learn the skills to network confidently and strategically, getting you closer to your next job in public health. 🗓️ Tuesday, July 8 at 3 pm ET 💼 Register now: bit.ly/3TSIsqS

New poll from de Beaumont and @hsph.harvard.edu: 79% of US adults support routine childhood vaccine requirements, including: 🔵 90% of Democrats 🔴 68% of Republicans 🧢 66% of MAGA supporters Explore the findings of our new poll. debeaumont.org/news/2025/po...

#PublicHealthSky, use the five “big ideas” and related talking points from our Communicating About Public Health research to explain the impact of your work to your community. Watch this video for a rundown on each idea and download the toolkit at debeaumont.org/resources/co...

#PublicHealth professionals understand that systemic inequities and public health are inextricably linked. They believe health department leaders should take action to integrate equitable approaches into departmental policies and practices, improving outcomes for all. debeaumont.org/news/2025/fr...

The milk in your fridge. The eye drops on your shelf. The medicine your doctor prescribes. FDA cuts are more than budget line items — they’re public health threats. Here are 7 risks you should know about, via @brianccastrucci.bsky.social. www.forbes.com/sites/brianc...

Poll: Many Americans say they’ll lose trust in public health recommendations under federal leadership changes. But despite stark divisions, several health priorities have bipartisan support. debeaumont.org/news/2025/po...

On Thursday, May 1, join our webinar with @apha.org to learn how public health job seekers can transfer within and across sectors. Get expert advice to pursue your next career move! Sign up now: bit.ly/4iCFPDE

ICYMI: Check out @debeaumontfndtn.bsky.social's #NPHW live chat from today. Communicating about public health is how we garner support, create trust, and advance health equity in all communities!

Thank you for such a fun and uplifting #NPHWchat, @apha.org! We're looking forward to the rest of National Public Health Week 😊

7A While we're talking about looking ahead, the future of public health depends on a resilient workforce. Help recognize and elevate leaders changing the field in creative and innovative ways by nominating them to 40 Under 40 in Public Health! #NPHWchat debeaumont.org/about-40-und...

7A Communication, technology, and advocacy are some of the biggest opportunities for public health professionals to make lasting impact. These fields are transforming rapidly, and it's exciting to imagine how their influence will shape public health in the future. 🔮 #NPHWchat

6A Policy engagement is critical for advancing public health goals. The Strategic Skills for Public Health Practice title on this topic underscores how there is no one way to be involved in policy change. 🧵 #NPHWchat debeaumont.org/books/strate...

5A The public health workforce needs to communicate its reach and impact to effectively engage with community members. We surveyed over 1,600 U.S. adults to assess their understanding of public health. 🧵 #NPHWchat

4A Greenspaces, accessible street design, and affordable housing options are great ways to promote healthy living, among the evidence-based policies that @cityhealth.bsky.social supports to improve community health and well-being. #NPHWchat www.cityhealth.org/resource-cen...

3A Communities are leading the way in preparing for and responding to extreme weather. Community Data for Health and Environmental Justice, a project of Modernized Anti-racist Data Ecosystems (MADE), is using local, equity-centered data to resist climate impacts. #NPHWchat youtu.be/Td9eqfzRN_8

2A We collaborate with non-traditional partners like the business community to get more people on board with public health and advance better outcomes for all. Business and public health can achieve more working together. #NPHWchat debeaumont.org/news/2024/ho...

Greetings, public health champions! We're de Beaumont. Our mission is to advance policy, build partnerships, and strengthen public health to create communities where people can achieve their best possible health. Glad to be here for the #NPHWchat!

Excited to join @apha.org's National Public Public Health Week #NPHWchat tomorrow. Come join the conversation, #PublicHealthSky! #NPHW30

Public health is about prevention, protection, and preparation. Last week’s staffing and budget cuts at HHS undermine all three.

ATTN #publichealth workforce: 40 Under 40 in Public Health nominations are now open until June 13. Beyond recognition, honorees receive access to a two-year professional development program. Submit a nomination here: debeaumont.org/40Under40

The Tucson Indian Center serves Native people living in Tucson as a trusted community resource. Through partnership with the MADE for Health Justice initiative, the Center is collecting data directly from its community to come up with systemic solutions. Watch to learn more:

For communities to change, community data, especially qualitative data, needs to be collected. The Coalition of Communities of Color in Portland is changing the landscape of local decision-making by transforming community data collection in their city. Watch to learn more:

During a CMAP panel discussion, @debeaumontfndtn.bsky.social President Brian Castrucci talks about the current motivation for healthcare budgets and what they indicate about government values. See more: publichealth.jhu.edu/2025/experts...

Medicaid serves 72 million Americans and impacts the health and economic strength of communities across the country. This Forbes post by CEO Brian C. Castrucci outlines the potential impact of budget cuts.

Through Data Justice for Pittsburgh’s Black Neighborhoods, part of the MADE for Health Justice initiative, residents come together to analyze data, make informed decisions, and advocate for health-focused efforts in their communities. Watch this video to learn about their work advancing data equity.

Young people's voices are critical. The Baltimore City Youth Data Hub is supporting young people in owning, understanding, and using the data reflecting them. See how their collaborative is enabling youth to shape their futures.

The Modernized Anti-Racist Data Ecosystems or MADE for Health Justice initiatives accelerates the development of local data ecosystems driven by community power. Watch these videos chronicling their first year and read the companion essay, "Reclaiming the Power of Our Data," here: bit.ly/43bGnMB

The damage from recent events will harm people's health for many years, @brianccastrucci.bsky.social writes. It's time to prepare for and not just react to hurricanes, wildfires, and other threats. www.forbes.com/sites/brianc...