Early Career Professionals How To Toolkit

Building Bridges

<p>Find all the resources and tools highlighted in the Advocating for Public Health Learning Series here. The collection features stories about successful public health advocacy and resources for advocates to get started or advance their priorities.</p>


Advocating for Public Health Learning Series

Policy Action Institute

National Public Health Week

<p style="font-weight: 400;">Vaccinate Your Family is continuing to convene partners who came together to defeat COVID-19 to now combat all vaccine-preventable diseases. The Collaborative will share lessons learned as well as the latest data that may help inform science-based programs. We will also work together on policy changes and communication campaigns to ensure everyone has equal access to, and information about, vaccines.</p>


Vaccine Collaborative

Public Health Authority and Advocacy

Pathways to Population Health Equity

<p>Convince Global is a global, multi-sector coalition of diverse partners and networks who have come together to build vaccine confidence worldwide. </p>


Convince Global

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CONVINCE USA

<p>AmeriCorps has partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to create Public Health AmeriCorps, a groundbreaking new initiative made possible by a $400 million investment of the CDC’s American Rescue Plan Act funds. COVID-19 demonstrated that we need a more robust public health workforce, and the workforce must reflect the communities being served. Through Public Health AmeriCorps, thousands of AmeriCorps members will be recruited to serve communities across the country and support their critical public health needs.</p>
<p>Public Health AmeriCorps has two overarching goals:</p>
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<li>Help meet the public health needs of local communities by providing needed capacity and support in state and local public health settings and advancing more equitable health outcomes for communities who are currently or historically underserved.</li>
<li>Provide pathways to good quality public health-related careers through onsite experience, training, and more, with a focus on recruiting AmeriCorps members who reflect the communities in which they will serve.</li>
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Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation

United Way Fox Cities

Wisconsin Association of Free & Charitable Clinics, Inc

Sixteenth Street Community Health Center

WA State Employment Security Department

Council on Aging for Southeastern Vermont, Inc, d/b/a Senior Solutions

George Mason University

Catholic Charities USA

Institute for Advanced Learning & Research

Volunteers of America

Boat People SOS (BPSOS)

City of Houston HHS

Dallas County MHMR Center

American Heart Association, Inc

City of Laredo Health Department

City of Austin Public Health

Neighbor to Neighbor of South Carolina, Inc.

FoodCorps, Inc.

National Nursing Centers Consortium (NNCC)

Health Federation of Philadelphia

Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest

OCHIN, Inc.

New York City Office of the Mayor

The Ohio State University – Ofc of Sponsored Programs

Community Health Care Association of NYS

Concrete Safaris Inc.

City of Rochester

Public Health Solutions

Ronald McDonald House New York

Rural Health Network of South Central New York

Rocky Mountain Youth Corps

New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils

Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico

Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey-Camden

Rio Arriba County Health and Human Services Department

Zufall Health Center

Appalachian State University

Pamlico Rose Institute for Sustainable Communities

Wake Forest University

University of Missouri – Kansas City

Healing Action Network, INC.

Reading & Math Inc

Cherry Street Service Inc

Goodwill Industries of Northern New England

Baltimore Corps, Inc.

Boston Public Health Commission

East Boston Community Health Center

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe

Boston Medical Center – StreetCred

City of Lawrence Massachusetts

Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Inc.

Epilepsy Foundation New England

National Network of Public Health Institutes

Family Scholar House

Kentucky Health Departments Association

Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas

Gardeneers

Association House of Chicago

Idaho State University

Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services

One World Link

Dekalb County Board of Health

Damien Ministries

The Arc of the United States

Latin American Youth Center

Metro Volunteers

Community Health Center, Inc

Trailhead Institute

Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies

L.A. Works Inc.

Leeza’s Care Connection

Reach Out

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

Safe Passages

Arizona State University

Arizona State University College of Health Solutions

Northern Arizona University Center for Service and Volunteerism

Prescott College

Our House, Inc

Public Health AmeriCorps

<p>Our Community Innovations for Racial Equity Initiative focuses on building local BIPOC-led community development capacity, supporting community power, exploring innovative community ownership models, and addressing the barriers and gaps within community development and health partnerships to effectively propel racial equity. </p>
<p>The goals of the Community Innovations for Racial Equity are: </p>
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<li>Facilitate new connections and deepen existing connections between BIPOC-led Community Development Corporations (CDCs) and other peer organizations and provide increased access to resources, tools, and the larger national dialogue. </li>
<li>Embed capacity within these organizations to undertake community ownership models and health strategies that engage healthcare organizations (hospitals, healthcare systems, and health payors), Community Development Financial Intuitions, and other mission-driven investors. </li>
<li>Champion race equity partnerships, policies, approaches, and investments that magnify impacts and outcomes.</li>
<li>Lift up for a national audience insights, tools, resources and best practices for community-led and community-owned approaches for others doing work in this area.</li>


Community Innovations for Racial Equity

<p>Business Partners to CONVINCE (BP2C) is a global movement of employers of all sizes that seeks to build vaccine confidence and support uptake among employees. BP2C is an initiative of The USCIB Foundation.</p>


Business Partners to CONVINCE

<p>What is Public Health Accreditation?</p>
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<li>The measurement of health department performance against a set of nationally recognized, practice-focused and evidenced-based standards.</li>
<li>The issuance of recognition of achievement of accreditation within a specified time frame by a nationally recognized entity. </li>
<li>The continual development, revision, and distribution of public health standards. </li>
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<p>The mission of the Public Health Accreditation Board is to advance and transform public health practice by championing performance improvement, strong infrastructure, and innovation. Accreditation and recognition provide a means for health departments to build capacity in key public health areas. PHAB offers two programs for health departments to be recognized for meeting national public health standards. Public Health Accreditation and Pathways Recognition.  Accreditation and Recognition provide a means for health departments to build capacity in key public health areas, support performance improvement efforts, and can be part of a health department’s transformation journey. Each is built on evidence-based standards that allow health departments to demonstrate performance and accountability to communities, policymakers, and other stakeholders. Benefits of Accreditation and Recognition include:</p>
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<li>Promotes a culture of quality and performance improvement</li>
<li>Increases capacity to respond to public health emergencies</li>
<li>Encourages the use of equity as a lens to identify health priorities</li>
<li>Strengthens health departments to better serve communities</li>
<li>Assures stakeholders that the health department is delivering Foundational Capabilities</li>


Central Racine County Health Department

The Public Health Authority of Cabarrus County, Inc. d/b/a Cabarrus Health Alliance

Alabama Department of Public Health

Alameda County Public Health Department

Albany County Department of Health

Allegany County Health Department

Allegheny County Health Department

Allen County Public Health

USA MEDDAC Fort Riley Department of Public Health

Tulsa Health Department

Arkansas Department of Health

Athens City-County Health Department

Austin Public Health

Baltimore City Health Department

Barren River District Health Department

BARRY-EATON DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Bear River Health Department

Benton County Health Department

Benton-Franklin Health District

Bethlehem Health Bureau

Black Hawk County Health Department

Blue Ridge Health District

Bullitt County Health Dept.

Burke County Health Department

Butler County General Health District

Butte County Department of Public Health

Cabell-Huntington Health Department

California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

Cambridge Public Health Department

Camden County Health Department

Canton City Public Health

Carroll County General Health District

Carson City Health and Human Services

Cascade City-County Health Department

Cattaraugus County Health Department

Cecil County Health Department

Central Michigan District Health Department

Cerro Gordo County Department of Public Health

Champaign Health District

Champaign-Urbana Public Health District

Cherokee Nation Health Services

Chester County Health Department

Chicago Department of Public Health

Chippewa County Department of Public Health

Christian County Health Department

Cincinnati Health Department

City of Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services

City of Nashua Division of Public Health and Community Services

CITY OF SAN ANTONIO

City of St. Louis Department of Health

Clackamas County Public Health

Clark County Combined Health District

Clay County Public Health Center

Clermont County Public Health

Cleveland County Health Department

Cleveland Department of Public Health

Clinton County Health Department, New York

Cobb & Douglas Public Health

Coconino County Health and Human Services

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services

Columbus Public Health

Comanche County Health Department

Connecticut Department of Public Health

Cook County Department of Public Health

Cortland County Health Department

County of Riverside Department of Public Health

County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency

Crook County Health Department

Cudahy Health Department

Cuyahoga County Board of Health

Dakota County Public Health Department

Dallas County Health and Human Services

Darke County General Health District

Davis County Health Department (DCHD)

Defiance County General Health District

Delaware County Health Department

Delaware Division of Public Health

Delaware Public Health District

Denton County Public Health

Denver Department of Public Health and Environment

Deschutes County Health Services

District 4 Public Health, Georgia Department of Health

District Health Department #10

District of Columbia Department of Health

Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health

DuPage County Health Department

East Central District Health Department

Eau Claire City-County Health Department

El Dorado County Health and Human Services Agency, Public Health

El Paso County Public Health

Elkhorn Logan Valley Public Health Department

PHAB Accredited Health Departments

<p>This initiative aims to raise receptivity to vaccination in all communities, including those disproportionately burdened by COVID-19.</p>


APHA for Disease Prevention and Response

Building a Network for Public Health & Equity