Investing in the Power of Youth:  Portraits of Public Health 

Three people smiling in a portrait: a tall man with brown skin in a black beanie, blue glasses, and a T shirt that says Public Health Camp; a shorter woman with light pink skin with white hair wearing a black jacket and t-shirt; and a taller woman with curly brown hair and peachy skin wearing a black t-shirt and mustard yellow cardigan.

Last August, Public Health – Seattle & King County launched its fourth annual Public Health Camp, welcoming its largest cohort of high school and college students, between the ages of 16-21 years old, who are passionate about working in public health. For Portraits of Public Health, we talked to Debbie, Shayla, and Greg, the brain trust behind Public Health Camp, about how this event came to fruition and how our department is invested in youth and workforce development.

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Public Health Camp: A Photo Story

Students gathered around an ambulance

Every August for the past three years, young adults (16 – 21) from throughout our county have gathered at Public Health – Seattle & King County for a powerful week of hands-on learning experiences and career pathway exploration.

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