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The Public Health Association of New York City is an active organization of public health professionals with a rich tradition of commitment to improving public health.

Founded in 1936, PHANYC is one of the oldest and largest affiliates of the American Public Health Association. Since then, PHANYC has been a catalyst – informing and educating about public health issues and a more responsive and equitable health care system, and influencing public health policy. Today, its membership includes individuals and organizations involved in the diverse field of public health. Its members are public health leaders, health care providers, health administrators, researchers, scientists, professors, students and activists.

Committed to promoting the health of the public, PHANYC confronts current public health issues by informing and mobilizing its members and the general public through community education and professional exchange, social action, advocacy and policy analysis.

Dedicated to its growing membership of professionals and those interested in public health, PHANYC provides a range of membership services and programs – vibrant student committee and activities, educational forums and programs, broad communication network, relationship-building and professional development opportunities and many committees and projects in which to participate.

PHANYC Partners with Clinical Directors Network (CDN)

As of July 1st, PHANYC will be entering a new operational and administrative phase. In order to keep up and build upon the strong momentum in its membership services, PHANYC will begin a new administrative partnership with Clinical Directors Network (CDN) and relocate its operations to the CDN offices in midtown Manhattan. Under the direction of the PHANYC Executive Committee, dedicated staff, and the involvement of the Executive Director, CDN will take over responsibility for core PHANYC membership functions, including membership data-base, listserve, website management, newsletter, dues collection, and board meeting logistics and other activities. PHANYC’S mailing address and phone numbers will remain the same.

Clinical Directors Network is a not-for-profit network of primary care clinicians in Community / Migrant Health Centers. CDN's mission is to provide and improve comprehensive and accessible community-oriented primary and preventive health care services for poor, minority, and underserved populations. CDN's overall goal is the translation of clinical research into clinical practice. As a membership association of health care providers, CDN provides membership functions, including dues collection, electronic communication and database management -- making the transfer of operations a logical and cost-effective move for PHANYC. For more details on CDN visit www.CDNetwork.org.

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Save The Date - Thursday, Oct 21, 2010
PHANYC Annual Awards Ceremony

PHANYC is proudly honoring individuals and organizations for their outstanding work in the field of Public Health at our Annual Awards Ceremony.

It's About Time: For Paid Sick Days and Paid Family Leave Insurance
A briefing from health experts and elected 0fficials on the status of Paid Sick Time and Paid Family Leave legislation in New York City and State. Learn what you can do to help make these proposed policies a reality! Click Here to register

Finding Your Audacious Inner Leader:
5th Annual Health Leadership “Aha!” Conference

On June 18th, KCC and PHANYC will be holding this annual conference to inspire and mobilize public and community health practitioners to take on leadership roles in the future – particularly the near-future. This year, the emphasis is on when, where, why and how, to be an audacious leader.
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2010 Fifth Annual Student Conference Call for Abstracts
On June 12, 2010 the PHANYC Student Committee is holding its Fifth Annual PHANYC Student Conference.Abstracts of 500 words (maximum) for presentations are welcome from undergraduate and graduate students working on research papers in urban public health issues.The deadline is Thursday May 27, 2010 and the notification deadline is Thursday June 3, 2010.
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2010 Goldmann Student
Merit Award Call for Student Papers

Each year, PHANYC holds the Goldmann Student Merit Award Competition of student papers dealing with public health in New York City. The aim of the competition is to foster student involvement in professional public health activities and to promote critical thinking on important health issues.
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PHANYC Asks For Support
In 2009, PHANYC continued to focus its work on some critical challenges facing New York City. Please consider supporting us with a donation! Click here to make a donation

Public Health Grand Rounds.
In September 2009, CDC launched the Public Health Grand Rounds, a monthly series aimed to increase awareness of key scientific and programmatic challenges in addressing major public health issues. Click here for more information.

Swine-Origin Influenza A
(H1N1) (S-OIV) Information

The single best way to prevent seasonal flu is to get vaccinated each year, but good health habits can help stop the spread of germs. Click here for more information

PHANYC Releases
"Reversing Obesity" Report

PHANYC and the CUNY Campaign Against Diabetes releases Reversing Obesity in New York City:An Action Plan for Reducing the Promotion and Accessibility of Unhealthy Food. To download the report and its policy brief, click here

New Diabetes and Obesity Report
PHANYC and the City University of New York Campaign Against Diabetes just released a report that urges New York City to take action to reverse the epidemics of diabetes and obesity that threaten the future well-being and economy of New York. Click here to download this and other reports. Click here for other diabetes activities and Agenda for a Healthy New York.


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