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The Future of Us: Generational Perspectives on Hope, Purpose and Belonging

Complimentary Webcast - Free to members and nonmembers

Join Art & Science of Health Promotion Conference Chair Jessica Grossmeier for a conversation with Victor Strecher, Ph.D., Professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. This webcast interview will preview Dr. Strecher’s keynote address at the 2025 conference.

In today’s rapidly evolving world, fostering hope, purpose and belonging is essential for enhancing well-being in both community and workplace settings. During his keynote, Dr. Strecher will examine these three fundamental drivers impacting individual and collective well-being, with a focus on actionable insights for health promotion professionals. Leveraging multi-generational data—with a particular emphasis on Gen Z—he’ll explore how to cultivate these drivers and discuss science-backed strategies to address their unique needs.

Attendees will gain insight into what Dr. Stretcher will share at the conference—a deeper understanding of the role that hope, purpose and belonging play in promoting mental and physical health—and leave equipped with practical tools to strengthen these pillars within diverse communities and workforces.


Past & On-Demand Webcasts

The Future of Us: Generational Perspectives on Hope, Purpose and Belonging

Complimentary Webcast - Free to members and nonmembers

Join Art & Science of Health Promotion Conference Chair Jessica Grossmeier for a conversation with Victor Strecher, Ph.D., Professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. This webcast interview will preview Dr. Strecher’s keynote address at the 2025 conference.

In today’s rapidly evolving world, fostering hope, purpose and belonging is essential for enhancing well-being in both community and workplace settings. During his keynote, Dr. Strecher will examine these three fundamental drivers impacting individual and collective well-being, with a focus on actionable insights for health promotion professionals. Leveraging multi-generational data—with a particular emphasis on Gen Z—he’ll explore how to cultivate these drivers and discuss science-backed strategies to address their unique needs.

Attendees will gain insight into what Dr. Stretcher will share at the conference—a deeper understanding of the role that hope, purpose and belonging play in promoting mental and physical health—and leave equipped with practical tools to strengthen these pillars within diverse communities and workforces.