All In: Data for Community Health is pleased to announce that the 2022 All In National Meeting Call for Proposals is now live. The 6th Annual National Meeting will be held virtually on October 25th and 26th, 2022. This year’s theme is Centering Communities to Transform Shared Data Systems.
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All In Webinar: Modernizing Consent to Advance Health and Equity
On April 7, All In Data for Community Health presented, Modernizing Consent to Advance Health and Equity. Please see below for this session’s materials.
All In National Meeting (2021)
All In: Data for Community Health 2021 National Virtual Meeting
On November 8-10, 2021, All In: Data for Community Health hosted its 5th annual meeting for nearly 400 participants. We invite you to review the agenda, presentation videos, slides, and to join our growing All In community. Download a PDF with a listing of the all recordings.
The All In: Data for Community Health National Meeting brings together a diverse group of people from public health, community-based social service, healthcare, national organizations, and other groups at the nexus of working across sectors to leverage data to improve community health. We are excited to highlight inspirational keynote speakers and sessions co-led by practitioners working alongside community members who will share their stories, tools, and lessons. We invite you to share your experiences as they relate to equity and inclusion in multi-sector community-based data sharing projects focused on promoting health and well-being.
All In Webinar: Pandemic Recovery
All In Webinar Spotlight: An Opportunity to Align Data Systems?
On August 31, All In: Data for Community Health presented ‘Pandemic Recovery: An Opportunity to Align Data Systems?’, a webinar presentation with Jeffrey Levi, PhD Professor of Health Policy and Management at Milken Institute School of Public Health at the George Washington University and Karen J. Minyard, Ph.D. Georgia Health Policy Center, Professor, Public Policy & Management Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Georgia State University.
Podcast: Slowing Down to Progress Data-Sharing Forward: An Interview with Dr. Sue Gallagher
Podcast: Equitable Data-Sharing & Engaging Communities in Housing Justice: An Interview with Melissa Jones and Cristal Little
All In Webinar: Forming Integrative Networks
All In: Data for Community Health with Nemours Children’s Health System present Forming Integrative Networks
On Thursday, May 13, Nemours Children’s Health System and co-presenters for a webinar discussion on Forming Integrative Networks. The discussion included an exploration of challenges and solutions of launching a cross-sector population health network that is centered in health equity. Topics included: Using data to set goals, while still being nimble and open to community and partner feedback; Incorporating community voice in a meaningful way; Balancing the desire to move quickly with the need to do the work of trust-building; and Using network-level policies and work flows to center decision making on health and racial equity.
All In Webinar: Building Community Capacity by Sharing Power, Storytelling & Systems Change
On April 21, All In showcased the work of Dr. Meredith Shockley-Smith, Director of Equity and Community Strategies at Cradle Cincinnati, Queens Village and Brittney Mosley, Community Health Director at the Mississippi State Department of Health who shared how building community capacity leads to racial health equity. Speakers highlighted how they work in their respective communities to: strengthen engagement and shift power to Black women, leverage data to present urgency to the issue and hold institutions accountable, and use storytelling to drive policy change, in an effort to reduce racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes.
Podcast: Mass Surveillance of Black Bodies & Anti-Racist Data-Sharing: An Interview with Data 4 Black Lives’ National Organizing Director Tawana Petty
Community Health Webinar Showcase: Alignment in Action
On January 28, 2021 All In: Data for Community Health spotlighted three All In organizations aligning efforts by building trust and sharing power in order to advance shared governance and data systems. Speakers from United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley, United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County, and Broward 2-1-1 shared how they have worked to cultivate alignment in their communities. Megan Tracz, Director of Social Innovation at United Way Worldwide, moderated the presentation.