Registration opens June 4!
APHA 2024 is the premier public health event of the year. Learn from leading experts. Build leadership skills and knowledge. Connect with peers from around the globe. And do it all with the choice and flexibility you need.
Whether you join us in person or online, you’ll engage, collaborate and grow throughout the meeting. The in-person audience can choose from over 1,000 scientific presentations and fun social activations while meeting sponsors and exhibitors in the Public Health Expo. The digital audience has access to live events and thousands of on-demand sessions.
Registration Rates
Rates will be available soon and are based on your membership category.
Student registrants and presenters must be members of APHA. Become a member before registering.
Continuing Education
The Annual Meeting offers up to 20.5 CE credit hours. The first discipline is included with your meeting registration and each additional discipline is $10. Credits can be earned in the following CE types: Certified in Public Health, Health Education CHES, Nursing, Veterinary, CME (for DO or MD); OP for other health professionals. Only in-person attendees can qualify for continuing education credits. Learn more.
Need a justification letter?
Download our Annual Meeting justification letter template to help you highlight how attending the event will benefit your project, team, organization and/or overall mission.
Health and Safety
APHA is not requiring vaccination verification or masking to attend the 2024 Annual Meeting. However, we ask participants to take the necessary precautions for attending an event, including staying up to date with recommended adult vaccinations, wearing a mask, minimizing face touching and frequently washing hands.
Help Us, Help Them
Each year, APHA selects a local organization to support. The APHA 2024 host city charity is the Dream of Wild Horses, one of the longest continually operating Native American organizations in the Twin Cities. The mission of Dream of Wild Health is to restore health and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge of and access to healthy Indigenous foods, medicines and lifeways.