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Meet Team FPHNYC!

Meet Team FPHNYC!

Meet our team of 10 runners in the 2022 TCS New York City Marathon! Each runner is passionate about promoting public health in New York City and supporting FPHNYC’s innovative work. The money they raise will help FPHNYC continue to provide creative solutions to the city’s most significant health needs. Click on the runner’s name…

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From the FPHNYC Archives

From the FPHNYC Archives

As FPHNYC celebrates its 20th anniversary, here are a selection of items from over the years to supplement the detailed timeline on our History page. Click on the images on this page to view larger versions (photos, PDFs, and/or video).

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Public Health Word Search Puzzle

Public Health Word Search Puzzle

National Public Health Week in April is a time to recognize the contributions of public health and highlight issues that are important to improving our nation’s health. Public health work is not a game, but it often involves solving puzzles. So, we created a word search puzzle of public health terms for you to solve!…

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A More Just Future for Medicine and Public Health

A More Just Future for Medicine and Public Health

Health equity is central to FPHNYC’s work to improve the health of all New Yorkers. On March 15, 2022, Dr. Michelle Morse, the Health Department’s Chief Medical Officer and Deputy Commissioner, joined Sara Gardner, FPHNYC’s Executive Director, for a Public Health Talk “What Comes Next After Recognizing Racism as a Public Health Crisis?“ Dr. Michelle…

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A Proven Model of Partnership for Strengthening Public Health in NYC

A Proven Model of Partnership for Strengthening Public Health in NYC

As NYC Health Commissioner and FPHNYC Board Chair Dr. Dave A. Chokshi prepares to step down from these positions in mid-March, he and FPHNYC Executive Director Sara Gardner reflect on a successful recent public health initiative made possible by public, private, and philanthropic support. To get COVID-19 vaccination and booster shots in more arms this…

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