In this conversation, our guest, Dr. Michelle Taylor shares her journey into public health, highlighting the importance of mentorship, her transition from pediatrics to public health, and her passion for health equity. She discusses her experiences in medical training, the challenges of balancing motherhood and a medical career, and her commitment to educating her community about health disparities and the significance of health services. In this conversation, Dr. Michelle Taylor and Dr. Huntley discuss the challenges and importance of public health, particularly in the context of political changes and misinformation. They emphasize the need for clear communication, the significance of health equity, and the necessity of adapting public health messaging to reach diverse audiences. Dr. Taylor shares her experiences leading a health department in a politically challenging environment and offers advice for public health professionals navigating these turbulent times.

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This conversation focuses on amplifying voices in public health, particularly during National Public Health Week. The panelists discuss their roles as public health entrepreneurs and the importance of community engagement, joy, and data representation in advocacy. They emphasize the need for resilience and collaboration in the face of challenges, highlighting the power of collective action and the importance of uplifting marginalized voices in the field.

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In this powerful episode, Dr. Charlotte Huntley unveils her groundbreaking initiative: IBET Community - a dedicated space for Black, Indigenous, and women of color to embrace their full potential and improve health outcomes in their communities. With passion and purpose, Dr. Huntley explains how this innovative platform celebrates the unique influence BIPOC women have as pillars of their families and communities, while creating safe spaces for authentic expression and growth.

IBET Community is built on four transformative principles: Inspiring women to embrace their power, Being their authentic selves without diminishment, Encouraging positive action, and Taking up all spaces with confidence and grace. This episode reveals how these principles can create ripple effects of positive change throughout communities when BIPOC women step fully into their light.

Whether you're a BIPOC woman leader or an ally committed to supporting this vision, this episode offers a compelling invitation to join a movement focused on mental, physical, and social wellbeing for communities that have historically faced barriers to health equity.

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