Wellness, Leadership, and Community Take Center Stage at AIHA Connect 2025 -- Occupational Health & Safety

Wellness, Leadership, and Community Take Center Stage at AIHA Connect 2025

From yoga and the AIHF Fun Run to leadership sessions and quick dining options, Connect 2025 offers a well-rounded experience that supports every aspect of the OEHS professional journey.

By Stasia DeMarco
May 12, 2025

Beyond world-class educational sessions, AIHA Connect 2025 promotes wellness, community engagement, and meaningful professional connections.

Start your day with morning yoga or wind down with an evening wellness session on Tuesday. The AIHF Fun Run/Walk, available both in-person and virtually, lets participants stay active while supporting OEHS professionals.

The Nexus Lounge, open May 19–20, will host Lessons in Leadership—interactive sessions tailored for students and early-career professionals looking to grow through mentorship and insights from industry leaders.

For a quick and convenient meal between sessions, attendees can choose the Dine and Dash option with pre-purchased lunches like Philly Cheesesteak, Chicken Alfredo, and Jackfruit Plates, without missing valuable networking time.

With offerings that span technical training, wellness, and career-building, Connect 2025 meets the evolving needs of OEHS professionals at every stage—empowering attendees to develop new skills, deepen connections, and shape the future of safety and health.

Find the full list of wellness events here.

About the Author

Stasia DeMarco is the Content Editor for OH&S.

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