No Global Health Without Public Health Workers

Keynote Speaker

Tina Flores
Executive Director, Frontline Health Workers Coalition

As Director of the Coalition, Tina leads its strategic vision, engagement, initiatives and growth. She is a veteran of the global health and advocacy fields, with years of experience building and driving coalitions to advance critical issues, including noncommunicable diseases, global health security, universal health coverage, and social determinants of health. Most notably, she established and led the secretariat for the Private Sector Roundtable for Global Health Security, a cross-industry coalition that mobilizes companies to collaborate with multinational organizations and governments around disease preparedness and response. 

An expert in policy, strategy development, and external engagement, Tina has been a trusted advisor to C-suite and senior executives in multinational healthcare companies, NGOs, multilateral institutions, government, and academia.  

Tina worked as an independent consultant with schools of public health and health companies to design strategies and craft multi-million dollar initiatives to accelerate progress in health. Previously, Tina was vice president, external engagement at Rabin Martin. Tina began her career as an intern at the Global Health Council, working her way to director, strategic communications. Tina received her BA from Carleton College and her MS from Dartmouth.

Sponsored by The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding 

The Politics of Comics: Cartooning for the Greater Good

Event Link

Free and open to the public. Tickets required, get yours here. The event will also be livestreamed, sign up to attend online here.

Through collaboration with The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding 

Book Club

We will be reading and discussing the book Lazy, Crazy, and Disgusting: Stigma and Undoing of Global Health by Alexandra Brewis and Amer Wuitch.  

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) has an ongoing book club on goodreads!! If you are interested in continuing discussions on public health books with prospective students, current students, and public health professionals the link to this group is below!

This is Public Health Book Club

Public Health Career Panel

We are very excited to have three public health panelists who have experience in nutrition, policy, and mental health. Join us as they showcase the range of opportunities in public health and highlight key topics of National Public Health Week.