Resources for Public Health Leaders
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Supporting the Public Health Workforce with Trauma-Responsive Leadership Skills
This blog from ASTHO’s PH-HERO team touches on the importance of trauma-responsive leadership in the public health workforce.
Building a Culture of Resilience - Public Health Learning Network
A collection of micro-learnings and resources for building and cultivating resilience at the community, organizational, and personal level.
We Are The Public Health Workforce - Health Affairs
This article explores key challenges for the public health workforce and examines how to transform them into opportunities for change.
If You Multitask During Meetings, Your Team Will, Too - HBR
This HBR article covers how manager’s work habits impact those they supervise, and how to curb bad behaviors before they rub off on their teams.
Psychological Safety and DEI - Michigan State University
This article from Michigan State University speaks to psychological safety and its tie to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
What is Psychological Safety at Work and Why Does it Matter? - BetterUp Blog
This BetterUp Blog dicusses the importance of fostering a psychologically safe environment in the workplace.
The Time for Change is Now: Public Health’s Burnout Battle - Kansas Health Institute
This blog explores the challenges and opportunities faced by the public health sector, and introduces a roadmap for transformation.
DEI Competency Areas – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - Extension Foundation
This framework outlines five core DEI-related technical and personal competencies recommended by the Extension Foundation.
Building a Culture of Belonging: Insights from Business Leaders - Health Action Alliance
This article covers 3 key factors of belonging at work: employees feeling valued, included & connected, & comfortable sharing their opinions.
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