A 12-week functional and resistance training program significantly reduced anxiety and improved sleep quality among older adults, underscoring exercise as a powerful tool for healthier aging. Read more here: bit.ly/3Mye2Kc

In honor of Universal Human Rights Month, this collection highlights original work that promotes public health as a human right. Let's talk health disparities, globalization, reproductive health, photovoice, and human-centered design: bit.ly/48FPZBT

A study across three provinces in Vietnam reveals stark rural–urban gaps in youth awareness, access, and barriers to sexual and reproductive health services, underscoring an urgent need for equitable SRH programs. Read more: bit.ly/4q13guq

Discover how community-informed and co-designed strategies can transform health communication and advance equity for newcomers. bit.ly/44cqGEJ

By strengthening evaluation skills and boosting reporting capacity, technical assistance helps community organizations turn funding into measurable community impact. Read more here: bit.ly/48ukJnS

This study shows how Carnegie Hall’s Well-Being Concerts merge music, culture, and care to foster measurable improvements in audience well-being. Read more here: bit.ly/3Y34ysP

Wrapping up National Diabetes Awareness Month with a curated collection of research and stories driving progress in diabetes prevention, nutrition, access, and community health. Listen and read more here: journals.sagepub.com/topic/collec...

Findings highlight licensing with fees as the most feasible and impactful local tobacco policy, underscoring opportunities for evidence-driven regulation. Read more here: bit.ly/4olWGgZ

As Native American Heritage Month comes to a close, explore the stories of culture, wellness, and community strength featured in this HPP collection. bit.ly/47JmSf4

This study spotlights the barriers community organisations face in evaluating and sharing their work, and offers a new TA model to help them sustain impact. Read more here: bit.ly/3JZk1XL

Digital storytelling elevates community health workers’ voices, spotlighting their impact and the need for stronger support and policy change. Read more here: bit.ly/3XXM2C1

An online church-based training model proves effective and scalable, with strong engagement across ages, roles, and communities. Read more here: bit.ly/43RudrR

DC’s multi-partner, socioecological approach is dramatically boosting colorectal cancer screening in historically underserved populations. Read more here: bit.ly/4rblmLz

Through culture, community, and leadership, Northern and Indigenous youth are building lasting confidence and HIV prevention skills. Read more here: bit.ly/4igWBtu

A culturally rooted, storytelling-based nutrition program shows promise in motivating healthier eating and reducing inequities among African American seniors. Learn more here: bit.ly/4iepl68

A new standardized survey sheds light on how early care centers are putting nutrition and wellness standards into practice. Learn more here: bit.ly/4pGSdGP

To shape stronger health advocates, public health education must elevate and modernize its approach to advocacy training. Read more here: bit.ly/47NKXmn

Culturally tailored outreach shows promise in helping Navajo Nation stores implement healthy vs. unhealthy food taxes more accurately, shedding light on what works and where challenges remain. Read more: bit.ly/4i6N9ZJ

The November issue is here, spotlighting CLSI women’s experiences during COVID-19, LGBTQ+ mental health innovations, equity-driven advocacy from Congo, and more transformative research. bit.ly/49esErv

The Hear Her campaign increased awareness of urgent maternal warning signs, especially among Black women, and encouraged more proactive communication between patients and providers within its first seven months. bit.ly/4nPSm9i

The online Outpatient Breastfeeding Champion (OBC) program empowers health professionals and community health workers with evidence-based training to bridge care and boost breastfeeding support across healthcare and community settings. bit.ly/4oC0VWB

Co-creating healthier futures: Discover how immigrant families in Canada helped design community programs, like soccer, swimming, and gardening, to boost physical activity and promote active living for their children. Read more here: bit.ly/43qFRKa

Also celebrating this month, #NationalDiabetesAwarenessMonth! Dive into stories of prevention, nutrition, movement, and community care in our latest HPP collection. journals.sagepub.com/topic/collec...

Celebrate #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth by exploring stories of culture, innovation, and wellness from Indigenous communities in our latest HPP collection. Explore here: bit.ly/47JmSf4

Connecting campuses to communities, how the University of Minnesota’s Rural Collective is bridging gaps, building collaborations, and advancing rural health. Read more here: bit.ly/3LsUvKz

A community cooking program in Halifax used food, storytelling, and shared culture to foster connection and mental wellness among LGBTQIA+ newcomers. Read more here: bit.ly/4oOH2Ly

Empower recovery! Learn how public health professionals are creating career pathways for certified peer providers, making a real impact in substance use recovery. Read more here: bit.ly/4qDtdBz

Last month, we celebrated National Substance Use Prevention Month! Explore our collection on community-driven prevention, from youth engagement to opioid misuse training and inclusive approaches. Stay tuned Native American Heritage Month! bit.ly/4of7cXW

A community-led study in southern Arizona highlights how Latiné women built strength and connection amid systemic barriers to health during and after COVID-19. Read more here: bit.ly/47yE7j8

Faith, health, and community come together in our first guest blog by Dr. Shannon McMorrow! She reflects on Dr. Sara Wilcox’s study and podcast discussion exploring how churches are engaging with online training to advance community health promotion: substack.com/@thehppjourn...

The Designing Equity Continuum offers a systems-level framework to move DEI beyond awareness, driving true cultural transformation in organizations. Read more here: bit.ly/4ntkQpe

Lessons from a 5-year diabetes prevention trial in Black churches reveal how faith, flexibility, and community partnerships drive successful health interventions. Read more here: bit.ly/47uwF8J

Empowering after-school leaders with real-time data boosts how they promote physical activity, helping kids move more and build stronger motor skills. Read more here: bit.ly/4nnGI5d

“There’s a pathway to recovery for everyone.” Tune in to The HPP Podcast as Ashley F. Railey shares how community-driven campaigns can reduce substance use stigma. open.spotify.com/episode/1cUw...

How can faith communities promote health and wellness? In this episode, Dr. Sara Wilcox discusses the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition (FAN) program, a nationwide, faith-based initiative helping congregations live healthier lives. open.spotify.com/episode/3Uis...

Outdoor exercise parks for older adults enhance balance, reduce fall risk, and boost psychological well-being, offering a promising approach to healthy aging. Read more: bit.ly/3KYN5yJ

Rural Canadians without a primary care provider are significantly less likely to complete preventive health services, underscoring the urgent need for improved access and support. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Local influencers in Appalachia successfully used social media to promote harm reduction and syringe service programs, fostering positive engagement and reducing stigma. journals.sagepub.com/share/D4H9KM...

A tailored telehealth program, Breathe Well, Live Well, tripled quit rates and reduced cigarette use among people with serious mental illness, proving both effective and feasible for community delivery. journals.sagepub.com/share/SNKR3T...

This study evaluated psychological distress and flourishing among 1,019 diverse college students, revealing both notable well-being disparities across identity groups. Read more here: bit.ly/43jzmZo

Integrating health policy training into photovoice empowered participants to turn community stories into actionable advocacy for health equity. Read more here: bit.ly/4nWItrr

The Frontline Health Workers Digital Theater Project used storytelling and performance to spotlight the emotional toll of COVID-19 and honor those on the frontlines. 🎭 bit.ly/47cP1Lq

University Cooperative Extension shows promise in addressing rural health disparities through virtual interventions like Happy Healthy Homes. Findings highlight successful educator collaboration, implementation, and opportunities to expand reach across communities. bit.ly/4qbexZZ

As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, we honor the strength, creativity, and resilience of Hispanic and Latino communities. Explore our collection highlighting innovative research, community voices, and cultural approaches shaping health and well-being. journals.sagepub.com/topic/collec...

In honor of National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, explore research and real-world approaches driving prevention and awareness. From youth engagement to rural opioid prevention and arts-based healing, see how collaboration fuels change with HPP!

A powerful digital theater project that gave frontline health workers a voice to share their COVID-19 stories and inspire empathy through storytelling. Read more here: bit.ly/4mUUUCA

This study highlights how University Cooperative Extension successfully implemented virtual nutrition and environmental health interventions, expanding access and impact for rural communities. Read more here: bit.ly/3KGbEQQ

Team-based care works! The CDC’s WISEWOMAN program shows how medication therapy management and self-measured blood pressure monitoring help uninsured and underinsured women reduce cardiovascular risks. Read more here: bit.ly/3IVIHj3

Strong local Tobacco Retail Licensing (TRL) laws may help limit youth access, but this California study found little impact on adult tobacco or e-cigarette use. Read more here: bit.ly/3ISVwuA

Parents with learning differences benefit from home visiting programs, but tailored supports, accessible materials, and better training for home visitors are key to making services inclusive and effective. bit.ly/4pPL7Aj