Public Health Webinars & Workshops – Advancing Global Health Knowledge and Leadership

The World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA) organizes annual webinars and workshops aligned with the Global Charter for the Public’s Health. These events are designed to enhance knowledge sharing, strengthen advocacy, and build capacity among public health professionals worldwide.

Throughout the year, WFPHA hosts a series of public health webinars and global health workshops that address critical topics such as:

• Vaccination and Immunization Policies
• Global Public Health Challenges
• Essential Public Health Functions
• Decolonization of Public Health
• Mental Health and Well-being
• Public Health Education and Training

Featuring insights from influential speakers and global health leaders, these sessions provide a platform for discussing effective strategies to advance global collaboration, promote health equity, and strengthen public health leadership.

Why Attend WFPHA Webinars and Workshops?

1. Enhance your skills: Gain practical knowledge and tools to address pressing public health challenges.
2. Learn from experts: Hear from leading public health professionals and researchers.
3. Network globally: Connect with peers and mentors from around the world.
4. Drive advocacy: Contribute to meaningful discussions on health equity and sustainable policies.

Upcoming Webinars and Workshops

Check our Eventbrite page for updates on our upcoming events. Past topics have included:

• “Vaccine Equity in a Globalized World”
• “Decolonizing Public Health: A Path to Equity”
• “Mental Health in Crisis Settings: Strategies for Resilience”

Past Webinar Recordings and Resources

Missed a session? Access recordings and resources from past webinars and workshops to continue learning.

Join Us in Advancing Global Public Health

Whether you’re a public health professional, researcher, or advocate, WFPHA’s webinars and workshops offer valuable opportunities to grow, connect, and contribute to the future of global health.

Together, we can drive meaningful progress in addressing the world’s most pressing public health challenges.”