Partnership with Journal of Health CommunicationThe Society’s mission is to foster trust in science, advocate for the field, and advance health equity by exchanging ideas and best practices, fostering learning and development, and building meaningful connections across academia, government, nonprofit, and the private sector. The Journal of Health Communication serves as an official publication of the Society for Health Communication. The goal of our partnership is to increase the field’s access to critical health communication research, science and practice learnings; create new publication opportunities for Society members; and advance public health. This partnership includes a special online Journal subscription rate of $10 annually, available only to active Society members, and an annual Special Issue of the Journal. To activate your discounted subscription, contact +44 (0)20 7017 5543 or [email protected]. If you’re not already an individual member, join for free at www.societyforhealthcommunication.org/membership. Latest NewsCommunicating About Opioids: Lessons from the Past DecadeOriginally published by: CommunicateHealth We All Have Something to Contribute: Reflecting on the Inspiring Life and Legacy of President Jimmy CarterOriginally published by: CDC Foundation Your Voice Matters: Inventory Management of Public Health AssetsOriginally published by: National Association of County and City Health Officials How Staffing and Workload Can Impact Public Health AgenciesOriginally published by: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials New study finds higher tobacco use and vaping rates among youth who report experiencing discriminationOriginally published by: RTI International How Plain Language Empowers People with DisabilitiesOriginally published by: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation We're Building a Movement. Join Us!As health communication professionals, it’s our responsibility to step up in times of need to provide clear, accurate, and actionable information. Without a strong community, the field of health communication risks becoming disconnected and diluted, resulting in duplicative work, slower progress, and a disparate workforce.
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