We invite proposals for contributions to a new ‘toolkit’ (or textbook) for learning and practice in the field of public health humanities. The toolkit will contain guidance for practical activities that develop or deploy humanities skills for public health, and will be published as an interactive e-book and in print. One-page proposals for contributions are welcomed from scholars, teachers, or practitioners anywhere in the world, with backgrounds in arts, humanities, social sciences or public health. Innovative formats or modes of presentation (such as graphic treatments) for the one-page proposal are welcome and encouraged. Please see this link for the full… Read More