For everyone commencing next steps this month - this is for you with love and great anticipation. Chloe Johnson, MPH Valarie Blue Bird Jody Early Juliet Iwelunmor-Ezepue, PhD Public Health & Recreation SJSU

Wow!!!! 👇 TheHPPJournal Arden Chloe Johnson, MPH UF Center for Arts in Medicine

Happy #pride2022 and welcome to the 4th Pride Celebration of the Health Promotion Practice Journal. Here you will find open access articles on LGBTQIA2S+, Pride profiles, a Call for Practice Notes, links to podcasts and so much more. Stay tuned to this sp…lnkd.in/gcVe8Y7t

Our fourth annual celebration of LGBTQ+ scholarship, community-based projects, practice notes, and more! We'll highlight people and articles all month, but you can see it all in one place, live today! bit.ly/2CXnWi SOPHE Dani Brittain Frank V. Strona #hppPride2022

What an inspiring TheHPPJournal podcast about arts-based research by 🌺 Professor Mommy Eva 👩‍🔬! Take a listen and read her article; Wedges: Stories as Simple Machines - Sally Campbell Galman, 2021 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Some people find their way into your heart and mind - @Joseph_GL_Lee was that for me from my first year TheHPPJournal - superb and bold scholar, generous mentor, delightful colleague. Follow him to see what’s ahead! ECU @ECULGBTQ

Congratulations from everyone TheHPPJournal! Chloe Johnson, MPH LaNita Wright Dominique Guillaume-Rolland , PhD

How does a scholarly journal realize its commitment to LGBTQ+ health equity? HPP Editor-in-Chief Kathleen Roe reflects on HPP's story: bit.ly/35MLJit. One of the many papers open access for #HPPpride2022: bit.ly/3t8yeG7 Enjoy! Pls share! @JAllegrante

If you heard Camilo’s podcast episode (link below!) you heard the strong and gentle way he creates spaces - theater, attention, moments - in which young people are safe and honored for who and all they are. Grateful for the work, proud to feature in TheHPPJournal UF Center for Arts in Medicine

It’s true. Roe is dead. But not THIS Roe, nor my Roe sisters or Roe brother or my son or daughter-in-law or granddaughters! Our parents taught us to be brave, ourselves, strong, and loud. To never disengage. To be true allies. To speak out. To use our privilege. We will!

The words and lifework of the TheHPPJournal Michael C. Oliveira participants - featured this week of all weeks - are spot-on and grounding (this week of all weeks). Full Pride Showcase: bit.ly/3zSp30v Scroll the thread to review the week and link to each one. @SAGEHealthInfo

The time for #StatsAndStanzas has come📈✒️ Excited to be part of the 1st ever standing peer-reviewed poetry section for public health: #PoetryforthePublicsHealth TheHPPJournal w/ LeConte Dill & Shanaé Burch, Ed.D #CreatingHealthfulNarratives Kathleen Roe Arden journals.sagepub.com/hpp/poetry-for… #PoetryIsNotALuxury

Remember this???? bit.ly/3ge4kJo You can still access it! HPP intern Chloe Johnson's living resource celebrating Black authors, communities, activists, scholars, and editors from HPP! #BlackHistoryMonth @SAGEHealthInfo Academics for Black Lives APHA-Black Caucus of Healthworkers Jean M Breny, PhD

One of the best collections TheHPPJournal has ever put out! What a beautiful collection!

Chloe Johnson, MPH gave us something amazing! Click the link to access the playlists, the author profiles, the article lists. A celebration far beyond this month last year! SCSU Public Health APHAStudentAssembly

🎉🎉🎉 LaNita Wright you inspired me from our very first chat– this is well deserved!

Ever underestimate what an #MPH intern can imagine - and do - in just 5 months! Thank you Chloe Johnson, MPH and SCSU Public Health

Have you checked out the 2022 Profiles of 17 Black HPP Authors? bit.ly/3gICTYK So proud of this permanent feature on the HPP Website. The visionary behind it all? 2022 HPP Intern Chloe Johnson, MPH SCSUPublicHealth Thank you Chloe Johnson, MPH!!!!! APHAStudentAssembly

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Hmmm....what to listen to this weekend? Hey! How about the HPP Podcast #Photovoice Playlist? spoti.fi/3sYR3fj From robin evans-agnew and Robert Strack - lively, engaging, and always fun Arts & Health Hub VisualSocialScience #participatorymethods #visualmethods APHAStudentAssembly