Dear Public Health Communications Professionals:
We would like to invite you to join us for the inaugural Social Media for Public Health Communications & Marketing training to be held in Washington, DC on March 11-14, 2013. This is an exciting time for the field of Public Health Communications as the application and study of health communications has rapidly developed over the past few years and is only continuing to grow in importance. The health communications offices of today continue to occupy a more central and critical role within agencies’ operations, and it is imperative for health communications professionals to understand the new landscape of participation.
This training will bring together individuals representing public health researchers and practitioners from government, non-profits and the private sector and will provide a forum intended to facilitate the exchange of information and the translation of public health communication research to practice. This is an excellent opportunity to meet with colleagues and to play a role in helping to shape the future of health communications.
How Will This Training Help You And Your Organization?
During the course of two days of workshops and two days of case study presentations, you will hear proven strategies and practical experiences, firsthand, from leading practitioners and public health organizations, on how they are engaging with the public to make sure their message is being heard. The sessions will focus on providing you with concrete, real-world examples that can help you improve the communications initiatives and practices at your organization today, including how the:
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Center for Tobacco Products has used a variety of digital tools to engage and inform – tools that can be used to share information and encourage change
- The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy has successfully taken a familiar topic and re-branded it to increase message delivery
- National Cancer Institute is expanding the reach of their message across multicultural, hard-to-reach audiences
Equally as important, this training will have a number of networking events, where you can talk with your colleagues about the challenges you are facing—and the creative solutions they are developing—to meet the growing demands amidst shrinking budgets and hard to reach audiences.
Register today online or call the conference hotline at 888-362-7400 to attend A.L.I.'s newest training on "Social Media for Public Health Communications & Marketing," this coming March in Washington, DC. This is your opportunity to hear from leading communicators and organizations that are already using a vast array of communication tools and strategies to change the way their organizations operate and how they engage the public. With the agility and speed of today's Web 2.0, you can guarantee the presentations will be timely and relevant.
I look forward to seeing you at this information-packed event.
Sincerely,
David Blackburn, Director Federal Health Solutions
SAPIENT
@davidbburn
Training Chairperson
P.S. Reserve your spot today to learn how you and your team can better your public health communications efforts to enhance increase your reach and enhance your message. Register 3 people and get the 4th for FREE! For more information, go to www.aliconferences.com or call (773) 695-9400.
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