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As organizations look to fortify the public health workforce after a tumultuous few years, prioritizing a supportive response to widespread trauma can be critical in bringing about systems-level change. A new blog from ASTHO's Omar Khalid and Kelsey Tillema, MPH examines trauma-responsive leadership and the work underway through the Public Health – Hope, Equity, Resilience, Opportunity (PH-HERO) Learning Community, a group of 13 governmental public health agencies* committed to a trauma-responsive approach to supporting their workforce. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4arfnd8 *Health agencies participating in PH-HERO: Arizona Department of Health Services, Connecticut Department of Public Health, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, New Mexico Department of Health, NC Department of Health and Human Services, Oregon Health Authority, Tennessee Department of Health, Washington State Department of Health, Wisconsin Department of Health Services, El Paso County, Colorado, USA, County of Santa Clara Public Health Department, and DC Department of Health #PHIG #PublicHealth #Workforce #Trauma

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