Leadership Development
PHI sees its role in leadership development as providing the resources, training and momentum to help existing community leaders build power and make lasting change. PHI works within and alongside communities—often through existing community networks, organizations or community groups—to builds skills in collaboration, advocacy and strategy development. Through seed funding, network building and technical assistance, PHI boosts the power of local leaders to identify and address the issues that are most important in their neighborhods, communities and countries. We develop local, state, national, and global leadership programs, and provide in-person and online trainings to a diverse set of emerging leaders, including future healthcare providers, public health students and practitioners, local community collaboratives, and youth.
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- 600+ leaders in 44 states and territories trained through NLAPH
- 135M women, girls and youth with more rights and power
- 10K+ healthcare internship hours worked by at-risk youth
Programs
Active Programs
Achieving Resilient Communities (ARC)
Center for Health Leadership and Impact
CivicSpark
FACES for the Future Coalition
Generation Next Humanitarian Fellowship Program
Global Health Leaders
GOJoven International
Program Office for the CDC Cooperative Agreement (POCA)
Rise Up
Together Toward Equity Fellowship
Archived Programs
California Adolescent Health Collaborative
California Alliance of Academics and Communities for Public Health Equity
Collective Impact Partnership: Increasing the Economic Power of Girls and Women in India
Cultiva La Salud/Central California Regional Obesity Prevention Program
Global Health Technical Professionals
Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GYCA)(PHI program 2013-2016)
Health Spectrum Program
PHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program
Sustaining Technical and Analytic Resources (STAR)
USAID Global Health Fellows Program II
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