The Health Policy Advocacy Award from the Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) recognizes an individual’s contributions and exemplary work in translating or extending behavioral medicine from research to policy. Eligible candidates have made substantial contributions to advocating for policy changes based on research evidence including: (a) developing and disseminating health policy briefs or calls to action; (b) advocating at state or federal levels for policy change; (c) serving in leadership roles to advance SBM’s policy agenda; or (d) developing relationships with like-minded organizations to increase the impact of SBM’s advocacy work.
Nominators and nominees must be SBM members. Self-nominations are allowed. Individuals from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. The Award consists of 1,000 USD.
Nominations are due November 7, 2025.