Enroll in our new self-paced course with the National Network of Public Health Institutes, "Knowledge, Narratives, and Numbers: Strategic Storytelling as a Foundation toward Transformation"! This self-paced training serves as an opportunity to explore how: (1) structural and implicit biases, (2) incomplete, non-human-centered narratives, and (3) the persistent undervaluing of Indigenous voices uphold power imbalances in data collection in public health.
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The future is in their hands. With your support, School of Public Health students will push the boundaries of knowledge, challenge inequity and solve the world's biggest challenges. By contributing to the Public Health Excellence Fund, you’re ensuring these future leaders have the resources and opportunities they need to create lasting impact. Are you ready to help shape tomorrow? Give today. https://lnkd.in/eGgXv9uk
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