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Because the public health community has worked to advance health equity for a long time, we are able to benefit from existing research and knowledge — and contribute our own. Use the resources we’ve gathered and let us know about others you’ve created or found that will be useful to advance our vision and mission.

TRAIN Learning Network LINK

Published: Nov 05, 2021 Contributed by Public Health Foundation

The TRAIN Learning Network provides thousands of free online quality trainings and other learning opportunities to public health, healthcare, behavioral health, preparedness, and other health professionals.

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Dismantling Racism and Structural Racism in Academic Public Health LINK

Published: Oct 28, 2021 Contributed by ASPPH

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) produced a framework to incorporate their past and current efforts around inclusion, diversity, equity, and antiracism with the intention of providing a model for others to follow.

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Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals – TOOLS LINK

Published: Oct 21, 2021 Contributed by Public Health Foundation

Tools to assist public health professionals and organizations with using the Council on Linkages' Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals are available.

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