Making the Public's Health a National Priority
Washington, D.C. | November 2-5, 2025
Research has shown that public health efforts to prevent disease are more cost effective - and humane - than treating chronic health conditions, so now is the time to invest in our nation’s health. Health is a human right; let’s make it a national priority.
APHA TV airs a wide range of public health discussions from professionals, advocates and leaders, each giving their unique perspective and message. Since 2014, APHA has partnered with WebsEdge, an international film and broadcasting company, to create a platform to share even more of the meeting.
Watch highlights from APHA 2024
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Welcome to APHA 2024 in Minneapolis |
Interview with Reed Tuckson |
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Women's Leadership Institute |
Interview with Ella Greene-Moton |
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APHA TV sits down with Beth Lynk |
Why voting is so important |
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Reproductive justice as a public health priority |
Addressing the impact of gun violence on our nation’s youth |
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Building stronger communities for better health |
Climate change is threatening public health |
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The future of infectious disease control |
Creating a blueprint for a healthier America |
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Making health a national priority |
Addressing health disparities and ending unequal treatment |
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How we can make public health a priority |
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APHA 2024 Sponsored Thought Leadership Videos
- Accelerate Health Equity, University of Pennsylvania
- The Atlanta Long COVID Collaborative
- CDC Overdose Data to Action Program
- Coalition for Applied Modeling and Prevention
- Joint School of Public Health, Old Dominion University
- Mount Sinai Center for Healthcare Readiness
- National African American Child and Family Research Center (NAACFRC)
- Primary Care Pathway, University of South Alabama
- REACH-STL Project
- Rural PRO-CARE: an American Heart Association Rural Health Equity Research Network
- South Georgia Healthy Start
- Texas Epidemic Public Health Institute
- UCSF cpr3: Collaboration for Public Health Research
- University of Michigan Center for Disability Health and Wellness
- Wabanaki Public Health & Wellness
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WE in the World
Videos from Past Annual Meetings
Video highlights:
APHA 2023 | APHA 2022 | APHA 2021 | APHA 2020 | APHA 2019 | APHA 2018 | APHA 2017 | APHA 2016 | APHA 2015 | APHA 2014
Sponsored Thought Leadership Videos:
APHA 2022 | APHA 2021 | APHA 2020 | APHA 2019 | APHA 2018 | APHA 2017 | APHA 2016 | APHA 2015 | APHA 2014
APHA TV is produced during the Annual Meeting to provide attendees and those at home the opportunity to watch interviews from high profile speakers, learn more from session participants and hear from other attendees. Thousands of public health professionals view the program during and after the event.
A limited number of partner organizations will be featured during the meeting on APHA TV. This is a unique opportunity for health departments, universities, research facilities and others working in public health the opportunity to have their work, programs and campaigns featured in a documentary style film included in the AHPA TV program.
Since 2014, APHA has partnered with the international film and broadcasting company WebsEdge to produce the program. Leading up to each Annual Meeting, WebsEdge connects with organizations to discuss this great opportunity Learn more about the in-depth reports and how they can help you reach your goals by contacting Laila Rizvi.