BCPH
BCPH
Boston Congress of Public Health
Catalyzing a More Just & Equitable World
Empowering emerging public health leaders through recognition, training, and community to transform health outcomes for all.
Our Story
Dedicated to Creativity,
Culture & Growth.
The Boston Congress of Public Health (BCPH) is where emerging leaders find their voice and seasoned practitioners discover new purpose. We believe that when life and work move in sync, the best ideas don’t just happen—they flow.
That’s why we created a new way to pause, reset, and spark the thinking that fuels not just careers, but whole ways of being. Our mission is simple yet profound: to cultivate a global community committed to health equity and social justice.
Through awards, fellowships, training academies, and scholarly publications, we amplify underrepresented voices and transform the landscape of public health—one leader at a time.
Recognition & Opportunity
It's Award Season
40 Under 40 Awards
Health Innovators
Celebrating public health innovators who inspire us all to build a more just and equitable world.
Programs & Services
Elevate Your Public Health Journey
From training academies to thought leadership fellowships, our programs are designed to amplify your impact and accelerate your career in public health.
- Virtual: April 25-27, 2025
- In-Person, Washington, DC: June 26-29, 2025
- For rising high school juniors, college students, and public health professionals
- Interactive sessions with industry experts
- Training series for emerging thought leaders
- Platform building for diverse voices
- Mentorship from established practitioners
- Publication and media opportunities
- Webinars and certificate programs
- Fellowship opportunities
- Support for underrepresented populations
- Practical skill-building workshops
- Blogs, vlogs, and podcasts
- TV series production
- Academic journal publications
- Including the renowned HPHR Journal
Our Impact
Transforming Public Health,
One Leader at a Time
2024 Fellowship Cohort
Meet Our Thought Leaders
Our fellows are participating in a series of trainings to build communication platforms addressing public health through equity and justice.
Buffy Jamison, MA
(Fae/Fem/Faers)
Educator, Trainer, Consultant
Syed Saad Ahmed, MA
(He/Him/His)
Development Communications Professional
Joy Belle Imagie-Douglas
(She/Her/Hers)
Graduate Research Assistant
Stay Connected
Ready to Make an Impact?
Join our community of public health leaders. Be the first to know about awards, programs, and opportunities to advance health equity.