The Public Good Projects

The Public Good Projects PGP is a public health nonprofit specialized in large-scale media monitoring programs, social and behavior change interventions, & cross-sector initiatives.

It’s back-to-school season! Check out some recent content to see how our programs are preparing communities for fall.🧡 ...
08/20/2025

It’s back-to-school season! Check out some recent content to see how our programs are preparing communities for fall.

🧡 empowers digital volunteers to share trusted health information in English and Spanish.

💪 helps individuals stay on top of trending health topics, going beyond the headlines.

📚 gives parents the accurate info and tips they need for a healthy school year.

Check out each program for more content.

08/15/2025

PGP’s Stronger.org campaign keeps people updated on topics ranging from infectious disease spread to climate change—and even how public health shapes their daily lives, whether they see it or not.

Learn more about how Stronger makes public health content more accessible at Stronger.org.

🛡️This National Immunization Awareness Month, PGP is working with community-based organizations and digital influencers ...
08/13/2025

🛡️This National Immunization Awareness Month, PGP is working with community-based organizations and digital influencers to share accurate information about vaccines and how they protect individuals, communities, and public health.

While syringe services programs, SSPs, are pivotal to reducing the dangers of drug use, stigma and misconceptions still ...
08/04/2025

While syringe services programs, SSPs, are pivotal to reducing the dangers of drug use, stigma and misconceptions still present barriers to garnering community support and passing policies that expand these programs.

Our new peer-reviewed study showed that influencers who participated in Appalachian Influence felt empowered to support their communities, gained knowledge about harm reduction, and learned how to use their platforms for good.

Learn more about our findings, published in Health Promotion Practice, at http://bit.ly/4f6j0rW.

Over a million people around the world die every year from hepatitis, according to the World Hepatitis Alliance. In the ...
07/28/2025

Over a million people around the world die every year from hepatitis, according to the World Hepatitis Alliance. In the U.S., many parents have questions about the hepatitis B vaccine, one of the most impactful ways to prevent infection.

This 🌍 , PGP remains committed to sharing accurate information about the hepatitis B vaccine, including through a Minnesota network (Shared Health Minnesota) and our nonprofit newsroom (Public Good News).

Learn more about how PGP works with organizations to support public health at PublicGoodProjects.org

07/25/2025

Infodemiology.com helps health care providers and public health professionals navigate and respond to the evolving health information ecosystem.

The comprehensive platform includes:

📨 The Infodemiology Brief: Stay up to date on trending health narratives with regular newsletters tailored to public health and health care.
📊 Live data dashboards: Explore the data behind insights with dashboards at the national, regional, and state levels.
🗞️ Tailored resources: Find curated articles, toolkits, reports, and more.
📚 Practical training: Apply infodemiology to your daily role with the free Infodemiology Training Program. With courses for both public health professionals and health care providers, you’ll learn the foundations of infodemiology, how information spreads, and communication best practices.

Sign up for the Infodemiology Brief at
bit.ly/460VXfF.

Our new peer-reviewed article has been published in Evaluation and Program Planning.The article reviews the development ...
07/22/2025

Our new peer-reviewed article has been published in Evaluation and Program Planning.

The article reviews the development and implementation of the Know Your Housing Rights campaign, which partnered with social media influencers to expand the reach of a digital media campaign designed to raise awareness of housing rights in Los Angeles and Denver counties.

Read the full article at bit.ly/4kytnpx.

Sometimes an emoji can communicate better than words. In honor of World Emoji Day, share your favorite public health emo...
07/18/2025

Sometimes an emoji can communicate better than words. In honor of World Emoji Day, share your favorite public health emojis in the comments. 🧬🧑‍🔬🧪🦠

07/15/2025

PGP’s programs break down complex health and science information into digestible, shareable content.

One example is Stronger.org, a program that shares updates on topics from new COVID-19 variants and summer safety tips to why public health matters for everyone.

Check out Stronger.org to see how this program helps public health feel more personal.

This week, the U.S. hit an unfortunate milestone in the ongoing measles outbreak: As of July 9, the country has recorded...
07/11/2025

This week, the U.S. hit an unfortunate milestone in the ongoing measles outbreak: As of July 9, the country has recorded 1,288 measles cases, the highest number in more than 30 years. Nearly a third of those cases were in children under 5.

This milestone highlights the consequences of growing vaccine hesitancy and the importance of getting accurate information to communities.

PGP remains committed to activating our networks to share information about the MMR vaccine and protect communities across the U.S.

PGP wishes you, your family, and friends a safe and happy fourth of July celebration! 🎆
07/04/2025

PGP wishes you, your family, and friends a safe and happy fourth of July celebration! 🎆

Media monitoring demystifies trending online narratives, helping public health professionals craft effective messages in...
07/03/2025

Media monitoring demystifies trending online narratives, helping public health professionals craft effective messages in response. The Infodemiology Training Program—in partnership with de Beaumont Foundation—empowers public health professionals with practical skills and ethical considerations for using media monitoring.

The free, self-paced, training provides over five hours of material on identifying and responding to trending health narratives for public health professionals. Learn more and sign up at bit.ly/42Yeffs.

A tailored training for health care providers is also available.

*The Infodemiology Training Program for Public Health is supported by the de Beaumont Foundation.

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