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Courageous Public HealthCPH 38 — Courage in the Questions: A Conversation with Dr. Sandte StanleyIn this episode of the Courageous Public Health Podcast, Dr. Sandte Stanley—public health scientist, sociologist, and founder of Atlas Collaborative Consulting Network—shares how courage has guided every step of her journey. She talks about discovering public health through an ACES internship, navigating personal loss during graduate school, and later earning a PhD in sociology so she could ask the structural questions that public health can sometimes overlook. She also reflects on how her identity as a Black and Native woman shapes her experience in professional spaces—where her expertise is sometimes doubted, dismissed, or echoed back t...
2026-01-0631 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 37 — What This Year Taught Me About Courage: A Solo Episode with Dr. Kristi McClamrochIn this episode, as we wrap up 2025, Dr. McClamroch reflects on what this year's conversations have revealed about courage in public health — and what that means for her work with women leaders and organizations. Because if this year taught her anything, it's that courage isn't optional anymore — it's part of how we change the landscape of public health. Listen To This Episode of The Courageous Public Health Podcast Conversation Highlights Seeing Courage in Real Time — Dr. McClamroch reflects on the moment guests begin to recognize their own courage during interviews, and how that shift opens...
2025-12-3019 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 36 — From First-Gen to Trailblazer: A Conversation with Dr. Maram MuseitifIn this episode, Dr. Maram Museitif shares what it means to be a first-generation college graduate, a Palestinian American public health doctor, and the "empathy princess" in systems that weren't built for her. She talks about fighting for the chance to go to college, becoming the first doctor in her family, and then watching her sister, niece, and cousins follow—turning one act of courage into generational change. She also speaks honestly about being a visibly Palestinian, hijab-wearing woman in predominantly white spaces—about being misjudged before she even speaks, even being asked if she speaks English, and...
2025-12-2339 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 35 — Do It Scared: A Conversation with Dr. Bertha HidalgoIn this insightful and resonant conversation, Dr. Bertha Hidalgo—epidemiologist, associate dean, president-elect of the American College of Epidemiology, and multi-hyphenate creative—shares what it means to "do it scared." She talks about building a fashion and lifestyle platform while hiding her identity, navigating academic spaces as a Latina scientist, and learning to step into courage even when her voice shakes. Dr. Hidalgo reflects on becoming a trusted public health communicator during COVID-19, bridging the gap between evidence and community, and redefining what it means to belong in rooms where she has often been the "N of one...
2025-12-1633 min
Public Health EntrepreneursCourageous Public Health, With Dr. Kristi McClamrochIn this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Dr. Charlotte Huntley welcomes Dr. Kristi McClamroch, founder and CEO of Courageous Public Health, to explore the transformative role of courage in the future of public health. Drawing from her 30-year career as an epidemiologist, nonprofit founder, and now podcast host, Dr. McClamroch shares how fear can serve as a catalyst for meaningful action and why courage is the key ingredient for rebuilding and reimagining public health systems post-pandemic. Hear how Dr. McClamroch turned fear into momentum, founded her consulting practice, and developed a courage-based framework for workforce development and leadership...
2025-12-1134 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 34 — From Breakdown to Breakthrough: A Conversation with Keylynne Matos-Cunningham, MPH, M Ed, LPC-AIn this raw and deeply honest conversation, Keylynne Matos-Cunningham, MPH, M Ed, LPC-A—licensed trauma therapist, former public health professional, and dance-loving entrepreneur—shares how walking away from a "dream" racial justice/public health role became an act of survival. She traces her path from burnout, workplace trauma, and suicidal ideation to rebuilding her life as a trauma therapist, integrating EMDR and brainspotting, and reclaiming her lived experience as a clinical superpower. Along the way, she offers a sharp public health lens on racism, complex trauma, and ACEs, and names a future vision rooted in libe...
2025-12-091h 01Courageous Public HealthCPH 33 — Boundaries, Belief, and Becoming: A Conversation with Dr. Janelle TaverasIn this heartfelt and powerful episode, Dr. Janelle Taveras shares how courage, faith, and self-worth have shaped her journey as a public health professional, evaluator, empowerment coach, and mother. She speaks candidly about learning to honor her value in toxic systems, choosing boundaries over burnout, and embracing her full identity—rather than watering herself down to fit into spaces not built to receive her. Dr. Taveras also reflects on integrating her faith, her purpose, and her passion for uplifting others into a life that feels whole, aligned, and authentically hers. Before we jump in, a quick note — towa...
2025-12-0228 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 32 — Finding Her Way Home to Her Navajo Identity: A Conversation with Caroline Davis, MPHIn this deeply reflective conversation, Caroline Davis, MPH—a member of the Navajo Nation and executive director of a Native-led organization—shares her journey of finding her way back to her Indigenous identity after years of distancing herself from it. She speaks candidly about growing up as a white-passing Native kid on the reservation, navigating rejection and belonging, and reshaping her path in public health. Caroline also reflects on using her access to challenge harmful systems, finding a professional home where her full identity is valued, and holding a bold vision for a public health future rooted in equity, Nati...
2025-11-2548 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 31 — Learning to Want: A Conversation with Dr. Linda Animashaun Dr. Linda Animashaun's story is one of faith, courage, and rediscovery. From growing up in a Ghanaian household shaped by discipline and service, to choosing public health over medicine, to leaving behind job security to build a consulting business aligned with her purpose—her journey reminds us that courage often begins with permission to want. In this episode, we talk about integrity in evaluation work, the power of saying both no and yes with intention, and the radical act of dreaming—especially when the world tells you not to. Meet Dr. Linda Animashaun Dr...
2025-11-1835 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 30 - Purple, Perspective, and Public Health: A Conversation with Natasha KnightCPH 30 - Purple, Perspective, and Public Health: A Conversation with Natasha Knight Dr. Natasha Knight is a public health strategist whose "purple philosophy"—bold and creative, steady and calm—guides how she shows up for equity. In this episode, she talks about the courage it took to leave a dream role at the National Institutes of Health and step into corporate citizenship at Altria, where she leads strategy for underage prevention and cessation support. We get into owning your choices, "baking equity into the batter" instead of icing it on top, moving home to North Carolina, surviving a gr...
2025-11-1135 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 29 - Persistence, Peace, and Purpose: A Conversation with Eboni Washington, MPAEboni Washington has spent two decades serving children, youth, and families—first in public service and now as Director of Government and Community Relations for Action for Child Protection. In this episode, she shares what it meant to leave a secure 19-year career in county government to take a leap of faith into a new chapter—and how trusting herself, even when others doubted her decision, became an act of courage. We talk about claiming space in rooms where you might be the only one like you, seeing public health through the lens of child welfare and juvenile justice, and...
2025-11-0433 min
Public Health Epidemiology ConversationsHow Courage Transforms Public Health Leadership, With Kristi McClamroch, Phd, MPHDr. Huntley welcomes back Dr. Kristi McClamroch, epidemiologist, entrepreneur, disruptor, and founder of Courageous Public Health. This episode dives deep into the power of courage—what it means, why it matters, and how public health professionals can lean on courage as a practice and pathway to resilience during times of uncertainty and upheaval. Drawing from her journey as a mom, scientist, leader, and creator, Dr. McClamroch shares actionable guidance for individuals and organizations striving not just to survive but to transform and rebuild public health in 2025's rapidly shifting environment. ▶️ Join the PHEC Community ▶️ V...
2025-10-2835 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 28 – Courage Feeds Courage: A Conversation with Mully Chea, MSHIMully Chea, MSHI, is a first-generation Cambodian-American, the first in her family to graduate college, and now a mom to a lively toddler. In this episode, she shares how encouragement from loved ones gave her the courage to move alone to a new city, how each brave step fueled the next, and how she's learning to balance motherhood with a demanding career. From teaching herself English with Sesame Street to championing education for immigrant communities, Mully shows us that courage often begins with believing in yourself—and grows into a force that shapes families and futures. Meet Mu...
2025-10-2828 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 27 – Stories, Sankofa, and Shared Strength: A Conversation with Dr. Rahmatu KassimuDr. Rahmatu Kassimu has built her public-health leadership at the crossroads of evidence, lived experience, and a fierce commitment to community. Guided by the West African principle of Sankofa—"go back and bring it forward"—she left a 12-year career in the classroom to pour knowledge and care back into the communities that raised her. In this episode, she shares what it means to "do it scared": to advocate for students finding their voices, to navigate a high-risk pregnancy as a Black maternal-health expert, and to insist that stories are as essential to health as data. Together we explore how...
2025-10-2148 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 26 – Roots of Courage, Branches of Healing: A Conversation with Venus EvansIn this heart-centered conversation, Venus R. Evans—a Mi'kmaq and Maliseet leader in southeastern Kentucky—shares how quiet courage has guided her journey, from standing firm in her Indigenous identity to leaving a long marriage and leading grassroots organizing. She reflects on her grandmother's influence, the matriarchal roots of Indigenous community health, and the intertwined legacies of trauma, healing, and courage, while highlighting the Auntie Network, which unites and uplifts Indigenous women across Kentucky. This inspiring exchange reminds us that public health is as much about community, culture, and visibility as it is about clinics and data, and that cour...
2025-10-1438 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 25 — Behind the Mic: 25 Episodes of Learning to Listen BetterIn this deeply personal milestone episode, Dr. Kristi McClamroch pulls back the curtain on her journey as a podcast host, revealing how 24 conversations with courageous women have fundamentally changed her. What started as careful attention to names and pronouns took on new meaning after a transformative conversation with Dr. Nandi Marshall about the language we use—and don't use—to describe identity and community. From her initial use of the term "BIPOC" to her evolving understanding of how good intentions can still perpetuate "othering," Dr. McClamroch shares the uncomfortable but essential work of being corrected, adjusted, and taught. With vuln...
2025-10-0718 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 24 - Centering Culture, Championing Community: A Conversation with Dr. Joyce SeniorIn this luminous and energizing conversation, Dr. Joyce Senior shares her journey from Costa Rica to Oregon and from nutritionist to nonprofit co-founder, program manager, and consultant. She reflects on living her core values—love, service, well-being, and growth—while navigating what it means to be an Afro-Latina leader in U.S. public health. Whether she's hosting living room dance parties, translating health materials, or co-creating culturally centered spaces like My Hair, My Health, Dr. Senior embodies public health rooted in joy, justice, and intentional legacy. Meet Dr. Joyce Senior Dr. Joyce Senior is an Afro...
2025-09-3040 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 23 — The Recipe is Legacy: A Conversation with Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHESIn this heartwarming and powerful episode, Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES, reflects on the lessons she inherited from her grandmother's kitchen and how they continue to shape her purpose in public health. From folding butter into biscuit dough to centering culture and community in maternal health work, Kimberly shares how legacy is both recipe and roadmap. With deep faith, fierce love, and a calling to uplift Black women and birthing people, she invites us to consider what we carry forward—and what we're called to transform. Meet Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES, is a...
2025-09-2329 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 22 - Data, Dignity, and Mothers Who Know: A Conversation with Zainab Shipchandler, MPH, MCHES, CLCZainab Shipchandler, MPH, MCHES, CLC is not afraid of uncertainty—in fact, she embraces it. In this episode, we talk about her bold pivot from lactation equity work to the world of artificial intelligence, and how her public health training informs both. Zainab shares what it means to lead from values like curiosity, compassion, and humility—and to navigate systems that weren't built for her with intention and care. From fighting for birthing people's rights to questioning dominant knowledge structures, Zainab models what it means to bring audacity, not certainty, into courageous public health leadership. Meet Zainab Ship...
2025-09-1639 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 21 — Faith, Fearlessness, and Forging a New Path: A Conversation with Dr. Pascale D. EdouardIn this heartfelt and grounded conversation, Dr. Pascale D. Edouard shares how faith, lived experience, and servant leadership have shaped her bold path in public health. From speaking up in systems that often fail to listen, to imagining a future with community-led solutions and more Black women in C-suite leadership, she offers a vision rooted in equity, grace, and courage. Dr. Edouard reminds us that public health must do more than talk the talk—it must walk alongside the people it serves. Meet Dr. Pascale D. Edouard Dr. Pascale D. Edouard (she/her) is the fo...
2025-09-0931 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 20 — Grief, Healing, and Purposeful Leadership — A Conversation with Simone McPherson, MPH, CHESOn This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this candid and inspiring conversation, Simone McPherson, MPH, CHES shares how grief, faith, and courage have shaped both her life and her public health leadership. From navigating the sudden loss of her brother to finding her voice as an evaluator and entrepreneur, she reflects on what it means to turn pain into purpose and to lead with both heart and vision. Simone invites us into her journey of healing and transformation—stepping beyond comfort zones, claiming her multifaceted identity, and building a consulting practice rooted in...
2025-09-0241 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 19 — Fear as Fuel, Joy as Resistance, Liberation as Practice: A Conversation with Jannah Bierens, MPH, MAOn This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this expansive and soul-stirring conversation, Jannah Bierens, MPH, MA shares how courage, curiosity, and lived experience have shaped her radical reimagining of public health. From leaving traditional institutions to stepping fully into purpose, she reflects on what it means to color outside the lines, take up space, and practice public health as a form of protest, healing, and love. Jannah invites us into her world as an educator, community builder, and truth teller—someone who lights the way by embodying the change she wants to se...
2025-08-2640 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 18 — Self-Love, Representation, and Advocacy: A Conversation with Dr. Ericka HorneIn this authentic and inspiring conversation, Dr. Ericka Horne shares how courage, self-love, and faith have shaped her journey as a Black woman in public health. From boldly shaving her hair as an act of personal liberation to standing up against injustice in the workplace, she reflects on the moments that called her to take action despite fear—and how those moments continue to fuel her purpose today. Dr. Horne invites us into her story of modeling as a plus-size woman, where she champions body positivity and helps young women embrace self-love at every stage of life. Sh...
2025-08-1934 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 17 — Courage in Grief, Power in Presence, Strength in Family: A Conversation with Dr. Nandi MarshallIn this powerful and deeply grounded conversation, Dr. Nandi Marshall reflects on how grief, authenticity, and courage have shaped her leadership and life. From running for APHA President while mourning the loss of her father, to resisting pressure to censor public health language, she shares what it means to lead with heart—and to keep showing up, even in the hard moments. Dr. Marshall invites us into her world as a mother, sister, and advocate—someone who takes up space with joy and integrity, while modeling what it looks like to center both community and self. With clar...
2025-08-1240 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 16 — Courage on the Homefront: A Conversation with Dr. Chambraia JonesIn this warm and inspiring conversation, Dr. Chambraia Jones shares how courage, community, and advocacy have shaped her journey as a military spouse, mother, and public health professional. From navigating deployments with a newborn, to earning her PhD while balancing family and work, she reflects on what it means to act despite fear, embrace growth, and build community across each chapter of life. Dr. Jones speaks honestly about the challenges of employment, parenting, and mental health support in military life — and how she's using her voice to uplift and empower others. Meet Dr. Chambraia Jones...
2025-08-0531 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 15 — Master Connector, Lived Experience, and Spectacular Nails: A Conversation with Dr. Nicole D. VickIn this dynamic and heartfelt conversation, my guest shares how courage, mentorship, and lived experience have shaped her personal and professional journey. From navigating college as a teen mom to challenging systems that fail to value Black women in public health, she reflects on what it means to act despite fear and to lead with authenticity and purpose. She invites us into her world as a connector, mentor, and advocate—someone dedicated to empowering the next generation of public health leaders while pursuing her own bold vision for the future (which just might include a nail salon!). Wi...
2025-07-2932 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 14 — Community, Courage, and Collective Power: A Conversation with the Honorable Attica ScottIn this bold and heartfelt conversation, my guest shares how courage, community, and disruption have defined her life's work. From standing on the frontlines of the movement for justice for Breonna Taylor alongside her teenage daughter, to breaking barriers as the first Black woman elected to Kentucky's state legislature in nearly two decades, she reflects on what it means to act despite fear and to lead with integrity, purpose, and joy. With honesty and vulnerability, she shares how saying no can be a powerful act of courage, and how envisioning joy can be a radical practice in the face...
2025-07-2226 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 13 - Unapologetically Me: A Conversation with Dr. Zenobia Bryant AntoineIn this thoughtful and illuminating conversation, my guest shares how courage, authenticity, and data storytelling have shaped her work as a Black woman in public health. From shifting away from a lifelong dream of becoming a medical doctor to founding her consulting business, she reflects on the moments when she chose to act despite fear—and how she continues to build a career rooted in purpose and advocacy. She invites us into her journey as a data storyteller, entrepreneur, and mentor, offering insights on navigating systems that weren't designed for people like her and the power of sh...
2025-07-1538 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 12 - Bright Colors, Big Courage, Boundless Heart: A Conversation with Tansy McNulty, MBAIn this powerful and joy-filled episode, Dr. McClamroch sits down with Tansy McNulty, a problem solver, mother, and founder of a nonprofit focused on harm reduction and community wellness. Tansy shares how leaving corporate America to create community-based solutions was an act of deep courage—one rooted in love for her two Black sons and a vision for a safer, more just world. From navigating pregnancy loss and high-risk births to winning on the $100,000 Pyramid game show, Tansy reminds us that courage takes many forms—and joy and laughter are revolutionary acts of their own. Toge...
2025-07-0835 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 11 - Backpacks, Blueprints, and Boldness: A Conversation with Dyan Jenkins Ali, MHA, LHIIn this deeply moving conversation, Dyan Jenkins Ali shares what it means to lead with courage, clarity, and conviction. From surviving a racially motivated attack on her childhood home to organizing the University of Michigan's COVID-19 response, Dyan reflects on how her values, faith, and lived experiences have shaped a lifetime of principled leadership. She introduces us to her philosophy of "backpack wisdom"—a powerful metaphor for the lived knowledge we carry and draw from over time. Through stories of advocacy, resilience, and hard truths spoken in rooms not built to hold her voice, Dyan reminds us th...
2025-07-0149 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 10 - The Sound of Shattered Glass: A Conversation with Dr. Gabriela AlcaldeIn this insightful, rich, and layered conversation, Gabriela Alcalde—author, public health leader, and values-driven changemaker—invites us to rethink what leadership really means. Drawing from her experience as an immigrant woman of color in philanthropy and public health, Gabriela speaks with bold clarity about the discomfort, responsibility, and power of leading with integrity. She shares the origin story of her courage—a six-year-old girl in Peru who broke through a glass door in the name of fairness—and how that moment has shaped her commitment to justice ever since. From confronting hospital mergers that threatened community health...
2025-06-2435 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 09 - Faith, Foundation, and Fierce Determination: A Conversation with LaShonda Richardson, MPH, CCHWIn this uplifting and deeply grounded conversation, LaShonda Richardson—public health educator and founder of Emerge Public Health and Community Development—shares what it means to lead with faith, clarity, and unapologetic presence. Raised by her grandmother in a small town in North Carolina, LaShonda reflects on how her early experiences taught her discipline, resilience, and the importance of standing firm in who you are. She speaks candidly about being the only Black woman in professional spaces—and the courage it takes to keep showing up, speak your truth, and take up space with intention. With warmth and wi...
2025-06-1726 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 08 - Living Her Best Life, Anchored in Purpose: A Conversation with Dannette R. SmithIn this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Dannette R. Smith—longtime public health and human services leader and current Behavioral Health Commissioner for the state of Colorado—reflects on a lifetime of courageous leadership. She shares how she has navigated high-profile roles across the country with authenticity, strategy, and deep values. From leading public health messaging during the COVID-19 pandemic in Nebraska to mentoring the next generation of BIPOC women, Dannette speaks with clarity about the importance of standing in your power—especially when no one is standing with you. She opens up about the influence of her mother...
2025-06-1036 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 07 - Vision in Action: A Conversation with Dr. Andrea LoweIn this engaging conversation, Dr. Andrea Lowe shares her journey of courage in both her professional and personal life, discussing the challenges of starting her own business while completing her doctorate. She reflects on the importance of embodying power as an African American woman in public health, emphasizing her strong values and the need for representation. Andrea envisions a future where public health is integrated into everyday life, fostering community connections and valuing diversity. The discussion highlights the significance of celebrating both differences and commonalities among individuals. Meet Dr. Andrea Lowe Dr. Andrea Lowe operates...
2025-06-0328 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 06 - Leading with Wholeness: A Conversation with Bronwyn Lucas, MPHIn this engaging conversation, Bronwyn Lucas, MPH shares her journey in public health, emphasizing the importance of courage, personal growth, and advocacy for racial equity. She discusses her experiences as a woman of color in leadership roles, the challenges faced in public health, and her vision for the future, highlighting the need for community engagement and empowerment. Bronwyn also reflects on her personal growth through art and the significance of confidence and authenticity in her life. Meet Bronwyn Lucas, MPH Bronwyn Lucas, MPH, is the Deputy Director of Programs and Services at the Center for...
2025-05-2732 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 05 - Building Healthier Communities, One Act of Courage at a Time: A Conversation with Dr. Chris ChanyasulkitIn this uplifting conversation, Dr. Chris Chanyasulkit shares her journey in public health advocacy, emphasizing the importance of courage, representation, and community engagement. She reflects on her experiences running for local office, the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, and her vision for a healthier and kinder future. The episode highlights the need for diverse voices in governance and the power of kindness in everyday interactions. Meet Dr. Chris Chanyasulkit Chris Chanyasulkit, PhD, MPH is a public health practitioner, advocate, keynote speaker, and master connector who speaks both nationally and internationally about public health; literacy...
2025-05-2036 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 04 - Rooted in Community, Driven by Courage: A Conversation with Alisa Howard, CHWi, CCHWIn this inspiring conversation, Alisa Howard, CHWi, CCHW, explores the themes of courage, empowerment, and community in the context of public health. She shares her personal journey, including her early experiences as a young mother and her transition into public health advocacy. The discussion highlights the importance of resilience, the role of community support, and the vision for a future where BIPOC communities thrive despite challenges. Alisa emphasizes the need for empowerment through knowledge sharing and the collective strength of communities. Meet Alisa Howard, CHWi, CCHW Alisa Howard, CHWi, CCH, is The Accidental Public Health...
2025-05-1330 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 03 - Courage. Disrupt. Rise: A Conversation with Dr. Raymona H. LawrenceIn this compelling conversation, Dr. Raymona H. Lawrence, a public health professor, shares her journey of courage, empowerment, and vision for the future. She discusses her personal experiences with sickle cell disease, the importance of mentorship, and how women of color can express their power in professional spaces. Dr. Lawrence emphasizes the need for community support and collaboration, while also envisioning a future where public health is recognized for its essential role in society. Her commitment to uplifting others and fostering resilience shines through as she encourages listeners to embrace their own disruptions and take charge of their lives.
2025-05-0633 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 02 - Courage at the Core: A Conversation with Dennise Rosas, MPHIn this engaging conversation, Dennise Rosas, MPH, shares her journey as a Latina healthcare professional, discussing the importance of courage in both personal and professional contexts. She reflects on her experiences navigating the healthcare system during her father's illness, her leadership roles in public health organizations, and her commitment to advocating for diverse voices in healthcare. Dennise emphasizes the need for collaboration in public health and expresses her vision for a more inclusive future, while also highlighting the significance of self-care and community connection. Meet Dennise Rosas, MPH Dennise Rosas is a Berkeley Public Health...
2025-05-0623 minCourageous Public HealthCPH 01 - Ignited by Courage: The Origin and Catalyst Behind Courageous Public HealthIn the inaugural episode of the Courageous Public Health podcast, Dr. Kristi McClamroch shares her journey of embracing courage in both personal and professional realms. She discusses the importance of authenticity, the role of courage in public health, and the need to highlight the stories of courage among Women of Color in the field. Through her experiences and insights, she emphasizes that courage is not the absence of fear, but the determination to act despite it. The episode sets the stage for future conversations centered around the challenges and triumphs faced by women doing the work of public health.
2025-05-0616 min
Courageous Public HealthCourageous Public Health Podcast TrailerTo all the courageous women working in public health—this space is yours. This space centers your voice. This space celebrates your passion. This space amplifies your courage. I'm Dr. Kristi McClamroch, an epidemiologist, consultant, and the founder and CEO of Courageous Public Health. Each week, we'll have real, unfiltered conversations with women doing the work of public health about the challenges you face, the power you hold, and your vision for the future. We'll talk about the authenticity, vulnerability, and courage that you bring - not just to public health, but to ev...
2025-04-2101 minPublic Health Epidemiology ConversationsSuicide Prevention Awareness Conversations With CommunitiesIt's Suicide Prevention Month and we're here to play our part in raising awareness. Dr. Huntley is joined by Doctors Linda Gordon and Kristi McClamroch, as well as Public Health Consultant and Speaker Ericka Horne as part of the latest Public Health Roundtable discussion on suicide prevention and awareness. It may be a difficult conversation to have but we don't shy away from difficult and important things. We begin with how our guests are playing their part in leading weighted discussions in their communities. Unpacking the importance of shifting public perception on suicide and mental health in general. We d...
2024-10-0134 minPublic Health Epidemiology ConversationsCervical Health Awareness Discussion Did you know that cervical cancer is almost entirely preventable with proper vaccination, regular screenings, pap smears, and HPV testing? Yet, so many women across the US are still being diagnosed with cervical cancer. Join Dr. Huntley on the Public Health Epidemiology Conversations podcast, as she delves into the topic of cervical health and women's health, alongside two innovative leaders, Erica Horn and Dr. Kristi McClamroch. We are passionate about having vulnerable conversations about important topics such as cervical health and women's health in general and dive deep into how these topics affect women and the work...
2024-02-0631 min
Redefining Rest for Public Health ProfessionalsHow We Rest: Community, Slowing Down, & Listening to Your Body with Kristi McClamrochKristi McClamroch, PhD, MPH is an epidemiologist and a public health entrepreneur. She founded the non-profit organization Public Health Connected during the COVID-19 pandemic and she is dedicated to strengthening the community of public health professionals so that people are empowered to face the challenges of working in public health. Kristi joins me this week to share her personal journey in the field, and what rest means to her. Find the episode transcript here: https://www.mckoolcoaching.com/77 Coming soon! New Course: How the Patriarchy Robs You of Your Rest (And ho...
2022-10-1731 min
The Culture Marauders PodcastMarauding on National Public Health WeekIt's National Public Health Week fellow Marauders and our very own Public Health professional Rina sits down with this episodes guest Dr. Kristi McClamroch. Dr. McClamroch is an epidemiologist and public health entrepreneur. She has worked in the field of public health for over 20 years. During the pandemic, Dr. McClamroch founded Public Health Connected (PHC), a new 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and is currently the Executive Director. They discuss how Public Health Connected provides Public Health professionals with a supportive network and resources that promote resilience during times of stress and uncertainty.
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2022-04-0831 min
Days of Learning PodcastGetting to Know: Public Health Connected (S3, E5)Kristi McClamroch, PhD, MPH - Public Health Connected
2021-08-241h 00Public Health Epidemiology ConversationsInterview With Kristi McClamroch, PhD, MPH, Public Health ConnectedMeet Dr. Kristi McClamroch, infectious disease epidemiologist and founder of Public Health Connected. On this episode, you'll have the opportunity to get to learn about the creative and innovative ways that she is stepping out to advance public health.
2020-12-0135 min