Collectively, we want to see a broader interest in public health as a career; a more diverse, knowledgeable, well-trained, and skilled pool of candidates; more effective recruitment in ALL communities, regardless of geography or population, and — ultimately — a more diverse public health workforce — at all levels and in all communities — across the country.
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