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Healthy Places by Design’s Community Action Model and
                                                                          Essential Practices for community                                                                                            change

The Organizing People, Power, Change handbook based on the work of Dr. Marshall Ganz

Shaping Elizabeth’s webpage and Facebook page

Other resources shared by Shaping Elizabeth presenters:

• Good and Cheap: Eat Well on $4/Day cookbook
• Passport Book for Women’s/Men’s Health Tests and Screenings

Ironbound Community Corporation’s webpage

Greater Newark HUD Tenants Coalition’s Facebook page

Key topic: Authentic Community Engagement

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Referenced in this session: HootSuite editorial calendar template

ApproveForMe, a fee-based editing and review tool

“Digital Sustainability Conversations: A Guidebook of How Local Governments can Engage Residents Online” containing digital engagement tools with common applications and tips for using them

“Are You On Your Phone Too Much? The Average Person Spends This Many Hours On It Every Day” Inc.com article

“Seven Communications Trends Worth Knowing About” Forbes Communications Council’s insights on emerging trends through 2020 including observations that can help you think about how you might reach and connect with your audiences

Trenton Makes You campaign

Trenton Health Team’s web site and Twitter handle, @TrentonHealth

• View your fellow grantees’ social media handles, web site URLs and key contacts in the NJHI Grantee Directory

Related to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs):

• The film Resilience: The Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope
• Handle With Care Program

Cape Regional Wellness Alliance web site and Twitter handle, @KickACESCMC

• View your fellow grantees’ social media handles, web site URLs and key contacts in the NJHI Grantee Directory

Start With Why, a TED Talk Short by Simon Sinek

Key topic: Strategic and Effective Communication

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Key topic: Theory into Action, Road map

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Referenced in this session: Building a Culture of Health: A Policy Roadmap to Help All New Jerseyans Live Their Healthiest Lives

Key topic: Policy strategies

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Sustainability strategy examples shared by Upstream Action Acceleration grantees Download

Key topic: Sustainability

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An Action Plan template Download
A Community Action Plan template
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Key topics: Sustainability, strategic planning

Participant list
Agenda
Speaker Biosketches

Presentation slides:
“The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Investment in New Jersey,” by Marjorie Paloma
“A Collaborative Approach to Health Equity,” by Michellene Davis
“Upstream Action Acceleration Evaluation,” by Equal Measure

Notes from the Affinity Group Sessions: ACEs, Coalition/Partnership Management, Community Engagement, Data, Housing,                                                                                Policy Change,
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Key topic: Health Equity

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Kickoff Convening Registrant and Participant list
Presentation slides by Healthy Places by Design
Presentation slides by Equal Measure
A Theory of Change guide from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
Theory of Change (TOC) worksheets
Coalition Partner Input Survey

 

 

 

 

Key topic: Cohort Kickoff

Building a Culture of Health: A Policy Roadmap to Help All New Jerseyans Live Their Healthiest Lives

This new report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in partnership with the Center for State Health Policy and the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University.

NJHI Grantee Directory

The NJHI Grantee Directory features the social media handles, contact information, and key URLs of NJHI grantees. Each grantee cohort has a dedicated tab within the directory, and the last tab in the directory lists expert advisors’ and consultants’ contact details. This is a shared document, that can be updated by anyone. We encourage you to add your partners’ social media handles as you deem appropriate.

NJHI Team Directory

The NJHI Team Directory details the contact information of the NJHI national program team.

Reporting Guidelines

This resource can assist you in preparing your annual and final narrative and financial reports according to RWJF Electronic Submission Standards, Narrative Reporting Guidelines and Financial Reporting Guidelines.

Guidelines for Announcing Your Grant

These guidelines for announcing your grant award provide language for acknowledging NJHI and RWJF support in your press or marketing materials.

NJHI Grantee Blog: A Quick Start Guide

The NJHI Grantee Blog Quick Start Guide offers content recommendations for developing a blog post and the quarterly submission deadlines for 2019.