Wehealth® Forum.

A collaboration of thought leaders to drive meaningful change, ensuring our shared efforts benefit communities worldwide.

The Wehealth Forum brings together partners, public officials, scientists, medical professionals, researchers, technologists, and other experts to co-develop and continuously improve public health and safety communication tools.

Wehealth® Forum.

About the Forum

The Wehealth® Forum is a collaborative initiative of Hub Public Benefit Corp that brings together interdisciplinary experts — including public health officials, scientists, medical professionals, emergency managers, researchers, technologists, and community partners — to co-develop and continuously improve outcomes for communities worldwide.

Members get insider access to influence the product roadmap, preview upcoming features, participate in research, collaborate with academic institutions and public health departments, and help shape key initiatives through Slack, email threads, wireframe reviews, and monthly or ad-hoc meetings.

Forum Meetings.

The Wehealth Forum meets monthly to review latest changes, upcoming designs, and collaborative initiatives. Meetings are open to all forum members.

  • Frequency: Monthly (with ad-hoc sessions as needed)
  • Format: Video call with screen sharing and live demos
  • Access: Forum members receive calendar invites and Zoom links
Forum Meetings.

Upcoming Meeting

The next Forum meeting date is to be determined. Forum members will be notified by email when the next session is scheduled.

Meeting Archives

Who Should Join?

Who Should Join?

The Forum is open to professionals who want to help shape public health and safety communication tools.

  • Public Health Officials & Epidemiologists
  • Emergency Managers & First Responders
  • Researchers & Academic Partners
  • Medical Professionals & Clinicians
  • Technologists & Data Scientists
  • Community Health Workers & Advocates

Ready to join the conversation?

Request to join the Wehealth Forum and help shape the future of public health communication.