2025 kicked off with a public health crisis in Los Angeles, the removal of fact-checking on Meta platforms, and a new administration. Public health professionals and communicators across the country are feeling the impacts.
At PHCC, we believe public health communicators should not go it alone. Join your peers for a dynamic discussion on navigating social media now and learn practical ways to connect with your communities online. Share your questions and challenges with experts in communications, the social media landscape, and public health.
For those who have attended previous PHCC webinars, this one may look a little different. We’ll be carving out nearly a full hour to discuss your most pressing questions about social media and growing dis- and mis-information. You can share questions with your registration or ask them in real-time during the webinar.
More than ever, public health communicators have complex jobs. Don’t do it alone. Instead, ask us anything.
Speakers
Rosaura Wardsworth
Head of Advocacy, Berkeley Media Studies Group (BMSG)
Jessica B. Steier, DRPH, PMP
Founder, Unbiased Science
Stefanie Friedhoff
Co-Founder and Co-Director, Information Futures Lab
Brinleigh Murphy-Reuter
Founder and CEO, Science to People (S2P)
Additional Resources
- Navigating Misinformation Guide | Odd Duck and Partners
- To combat misinformation, start with connection, not correction | NPR
