This article is one of 3 research briefs that highlight valuable experiences and opportunities
that can be thought of as “bright spots” of the governmental public health workforce's …

Alexis Travis, PhD is an executive leader with 10+ years of success in the government
health sector, including developing strategic collaborations, building coalitions, and creating …

Little is known about how to develop public health workforce capacity for health equity work.
We explored associations of individual and organizational characteristics of local public …

Equity Analysis of a Reproductive Health Association: a Case Study | Maternal and Child
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Workplace tokenism, the use of superficial efforts to appear equitable, which often leads to
burnout of marginalized groups, is pervasive, even in health and human service …

Human resource (HR) business leaders who prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)
champion a more dynamic and innovative workforce and alleviate labor turnover, a costly …

Men continue to dominate leadership positions in healthcare. Despite women in the United
States accounting for 75% of entry-level positions in the healthcare field, they make up only …

Psychological safety is an important topic to address because of its association with positive
work environments and job satisfaction. In the context of this study, psychological safety is …

Recent research on the racial and ethnic diversity of the governmental public health
workforce reveals that African Americans face marginalization when pursuing executive …

Framed through a system-thinking lens of transformational change, this action-oriented
inquiry presented an opportunity to explore the diverse background and perspectives of …