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Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance

We assist organizations in developing highly effective public health programs and strategies. Also known as DTTAC, EnCORE, PEQI, and TTAC.

09/02/2026

Leaders from healthcare, public health, philanthropy, businesses, coalitions, nonprofits, and community organizations recently came together at Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance for our Cross-Sector Summit: Building Partnerships for Thriving Communities.

One theme surfaced throughout the day: meaningful community change is rarely the work of a single organization. Whether the conversation focused on food access, housing, chronic disease prevention, or behavioral health, speakers emphasized the importance of bringing together people with different perspectives and resources.

We also heard a valuable reminder that successful partnerships depend on more than funding. Clear roles, shared decision-making, community engagement, measurement, and long-term commitment all play a role in sustaining collaborative efforts and creating lasting impact.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a day of thoughtful discussion and new connections. Special thanks to our speakers and panelists for sharing practical examples of collaboration in action to work toward better health outcomes for all.

08/18/2026

Is your nonprofit ready to grow? The Healthy Nonprofit Network can help!

The Healthy Nonprofit Network supports small, rural, and Southern nonprofits working to improve community health. Whether your organization is navigating funding shifts, staff burnout, or changing community needs, support is available to help you stay rooted and ready in 2026 and beyond.

We provide:
✅️ Organizational Development
✅️ Workforce Development
✅️ Partnership Development and Engagement

To see how we can help your nonprofit grow, visit: https://buff.ly/SmH3QRw

07/29/2026

📣 We’re hiring an Evaluation Specialist!

Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance is seeking an experienced evaluation professional to join our Program Evaluation and Quality Improvement (PEQI) subcenter.

In this role, you’ll collaborate with internal and external partners to design and implement evaluation plans, develop data collection tools, analyze qualitative and quantitative data, manage evaluation data, and translate findings into clear, actionable reports.

We’re looking for someone with experience in:

✔ Program evaluation, assessment, or quality improvement
✔ Developing evaluation plans and data collection tools
✔ Conducting focus groups, key informant interviews, or quantitative analyses
✔ Managing data and preparing evaluation reports
✔ Using platforms such as Qualtrics, REDCap, SurveyMonkey, or similar tools

Experience with qualitative analysis software—including MAXQDA, ATLAS.ti, or NVivo—or quantitative analysis tools such as R, SAS, or Stata is preferred.

Ready to use evaluation to strengthen programs and improve public health practice?

🔗 Learn more and apply: https://buff.ly/pW22LoD

07/16/2026

Thriving communities depend on systems that prevent illness, not just treat it. When leaders across sectors work together to strengthen prevention, communities experience better health outcomes, lower costs, and stronger local economies.

Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance and the SelfMade Health Network invite you to join us for Building Partnerships for Thriving Communities: A Cross-Sector Summit.

📆 August 13, 2026
🕗️ 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
📍 Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health

🔗 Learn more here: https://buff.ly/pRcNXVd
Complete the interest form to save your seat!

🎤 Featured Speakers:
* Earl Stewart, Jr., MD, FACP, Internal Medicine Physician & Medical Director of Health Equity, Wellstar Health System
* Melissa Monbouquette, MPA, Executive Director, The BUILD Health Challenge, de Beaumont Foundation

Panelists:
* Daphne Byrd, MEd, Executive Director, SPCC Atlanta AHEC
* Staci Fox, President and CEO, Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
* Aleta McLean, Senior Director, Client Services & Outcome Tracking, Open Hand Atlanta
* Marcus Plescia MD MPH, MD, MPH, District Health Director, Fulton County Board of Health

07/04/2026

This Fourth of July marks a historic milestone: 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

As our nation reflects on its past and looks toward its future, Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance is also celebrating a meaningful milestone of our own—25 years of advancing public health through training, technical assistance, evaluation, and partnership.

For a quarter century, we have had the privilege of working alongside dedicated professionals and organizations committed to helping communities thrive. Their work reflects the enduring importance of public health—from preventing disease and preparing for emergencies to strengthening systems and expanding access to resources that support healthier lives.

As America celebrates 250 years, we are grateful for the people and partnerships that have shaped our first 25—and inspired by the work still ahead.

Happy Independence Day from Emory Centers! 🎆

06/27/2026

Knowing your HIV status is a powerful step toward protecting your health—and the health of others.

This National HIV Testing Day, Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance joins public health partners across the country in encouraging everyone to make HIV testing part of routine health care.

HIV testing is available in more places than you may realize, including:

🩺 Health care providers and community health centers
🏥 Local health departments and sexual health clinics
💊 Pharmacies
🚐 Mobile testing sites and community events
🏠 At-home self-testing options

Many testing services are free or low-cost. Wherever and however you choose to test, knowing your status can help you access the prevention, care, or treatment options that are right for you.

Find an HIV testing location near you: https://buff.ly/nOYFpVi

06/21/2026

Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance extends warm wishes to all the amazing dads out there who are a constant source of strength and support for their families. Happy Father's Day!

06/19/2026

Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance believes in the equitable treatment of all people, especially those impacted by historical and systemic discrimination. In celebration of Juneteenth, we actively and intentionally encourage our staff and community partners to take visible action to advocate for and advance the rights of all people through systemic changes that remove barriers and enable equitable access to health and education. Together, we will save lives, prevent suffering, and improve quality of life.

06/12/2026

The 2026 Lifestyle Coach Convening is in the books!🎉

Coaches from 48 states came together for two jam-packed days at "Camp Coachee" — our summer camp-themed convening, hosted by the Emory Centers for Public Health Training and Technical Assistance and the Diabetes Training and Technical Assistance Center (DTTAC).

From breakout sessions across six competency areas to posters, photo stories, peer networking, and inspiring speakers like Dr. Michael Cannon from the CDC and Dr. Caree Cotwright from the University of Georgia, there was no shortage of learning and connection.

And, of course, we made plenty of time for meaningful fun along the way!

06/04/2026

Partnerships can be powerful — but they can also be messy.

If some of your organization’s relationships feel strained, stalled, or harder to navigate than they should, you are not alone.

Join the Healthy Nonprofit Network for the final session in the Unity for Impact roundtable series:

From Fractured to Functional: Healing Organizational Relationships
📆 Thursday, June 18
🕐️ 1:00–2:00 PM ET

This session offers space for honest conversation about what it takes to repair nonprofit relationships, rebuild trust, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.

You’ll hear real-world examples from a nonprofit leader experienced in strengthening partnerships and have the opportunity to ask your own questions in a supportive small-group setting.

Because sometimes the most important work is not starting a partnership — it is learning how to heal and sustain one.

🔗 Register today: https://buff.ly/jHpyHgr

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Atlanta, GA
30322

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http://emorycenters4phtraining.emory.edu/

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