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The Oklahoma Public Health Association (OPHA) provides a forum for the dedicated public health and public health-aligned students, professionals, and allies across Oklahoma. OPHA is an affiliated association of the American Public Health Association (APHA). OPHA has collaborated with APHA to grow stronger as organizations, to share expertise, influence, and resources, and to advocate for common priorities at the local, state and federal levels. APHA champions optimal, equitable health and well-being for all. With APHA's broad-based member community and 150-year perspective, it influences federal policy to improve the public's health. Learn more at www.apha.org.
Section, Caucus & CommitteesAll members are encouraged to select an interest-based Section, Caucus or Committee (SCC) to learn, engage and grow professionally with fellow OPHA members! OPHA's active SCCs are below. Don't see your interest represented? You can form and lead one yourself!
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Continuing Education OPHA is regularly offering CPH, CHES/MCHES, and LSW continuing education (CE) credits. Check our calendar for CE events and complete our CE Attendance & Evaluation Survey for each attended event to learn and earn with OPHA! Anti-Racism Statement OPHA is committed to amplifying the voices of our Black community and investing in their role as trusted advisors to ensure our alignment and dedication of resources is authentic, collaborative and community-centered.  Policy & Advocacy Oklahoma's legislative session is over! Stay updated with OPHA's policy activities by...
| About the Oklahoma Public Health Association The purpose of OPHA is to assist in protecting and promoting public health; to provide for scientific advancement with the enlightenment of its members through the interchange of information, ideas, and experiences; and to advance the public health program in the State of Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Public Health Association (OPHA) values and celebrates the lived experiences and choices of all people, including age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, geographic location, or socioeconomic circumstance. OPHA commits to an intensive approach to use inclusive and person first language to reflect the OPHA vision for a collective, inclusive, and respectful approach to public health. Evidence-based, contemporary terminology is used to convey respect and empowerment and to reduce stigma faced by communities and populations disproportionately impacted by inequities. Despite these efforts, specific terminology or language may be unintentionally offensive or stigmatizing to some individuals or populations. Feedback to improve our outreach and communication efforts are welcomed and appreciated. If you have feedback, please contact oklahomapublichealth@gmail.com. Membership Benefits We've been working diligently to increase membership value for OPHA members. Below are just a few of the ways we are working to increase your return on your membership investment.
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