Collaborative on Media & Messaging for Health and Social Policy

Collaborative on Media & Messaging for Health and Social Policy

高等教育

Minneapolis，MN 525 位关注者

We are an interdisciplinary team of researchers who study media coverage of health and social policy issues.

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We are an interdisciplinary team of researchers who study media coverage of health and social policy issues and the way that media and messaging shape opinions, attitudes, and behaviors in a complex, polarized, and changing information environment. Our focus centers on policies with strong evidence and/or potential to advance health and racial equity. Our research evidence can help health advocates, narrative change organizations, journalists, public health professionals, and community leaders consider the intended and unintended consequences of their communication. Support for this research team is provided by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.

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https://commhsp.org/
所属行业
高等教育
规模
11-50 人
总部
Minneapolis，MN
类型
合营企业
创立
2021

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  • ?? During #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we're honored to uplift the work that Quin Mudry Nelson, our PhD research assistant, has done while working with SHADAC. Quin’s latest brief explores the intersections of health policy, identity, and disparities in health care access for American Indian and Alaska Native communities, enriched by their perspective as a two-spirit member of the Oneida Nation. Check out SHADAC's post and read more in their publication linked below!

    November is?National Native American Heritage Month - a time to listen and learn about American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) history, culture, and experiences. Now published on our site (https://lnkd.in/eAnz4r3m), author Quin Mudry Nelson, MPH (SHADAC's inaugural Health Equity Fellow) has written brief on AIAN people’s history & identity in the context of health policy. Quin's perspective and experience as a two-spirit, Native person who is tribally affiliated with the Oneida Nation combined with their lens on and knowledge of health equity and health policy has culminated in this important brief. Focused on health care and health insurance access among American Indian and Alaska Native people, this publication provides readers with essential context and commentary on United States and American Indian health policy, health disparities, and AIAN identity. Quin’s voice and ideas found in this brief are as intriguing as they are important. Publications with a foundation of personal perspective & experience such as this one are essential for uplifting voices from historically marginalized groups, identifying & spotlighting the structural issues that individuals face, and learning from the stakeholders who are impacted directly and indirectly. Learn?more about AIAN?health policy and how it has impacted health and AIAN identity in the full brief at the link below. Let this be?part of your?journey to learn more - the work does not end when Native American Heritage Month does. https://lnkd.in/eAnz4r3m

    • American indian health services and health policy brief cover page

  • ?? APHA Recap ?? What an incredible experience at the APHA Conference this past week! Our team had the opportunity to connect with collaborators, colleagues, and old friends, fostering meaningful conversations that will help shape our future work in public health. We showcased our research through several presentations, sharing insights and sparking discussions around some important initiatives our team is undertaking. ?? Here are some highlights from our sessions! We are grateful for the connections made and look forward to continuing these conversations. If you’d like to stay in touch and receive updates on our work, don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/gqDeJE6P. Let’s keep the momentum going—together! #APHA2024 #PublicHealth #Networking #Research

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  • Day 3 at #APHA2024: Join us once more for the following sessions and learn more about what our team is working on. 4:30-4:45 PM: Chloe Gansen will explore how exposure to conflicting health information impacts the perceived credibility of health information sources. 5:15-5:30 PM: Kristina Medero returns to discuss media representation of Black youth mental health in Minneapolis TV news and how to build more community-centered stories. As the APHA conference wraps up, we hope to stay connected with the many colleagues, students, and researchers we have met during this conference to continue uplifting each other's work and progress towards building a more equitable public health landscape. #HealthEquity #MentalHealth #PublicHealth #NarrativeChange

  • ? After a successful first day at #APHA2024, we’re excited to dive into Day 2 with even more energy for the following presentations: ???Today: ???9:15-9:30 AM: Yusra Murad will discuss how Minneapolis TV news frames homelessness in the session?"Advocating for Health Justice for Marginalized Groups." ???2:30-2:45 PM: Jeff Niederdeppe presents research on the Child Tax Credit and health equity in the session?"Crafting Messages and Narrative for Health Policy Advocacy" (organized by HCWG). ???2:45-3:00 PM: Kristina Medero follows with her work on narratives about U.S. health system affordability in the session?"Crafting Messages and Narrative for Health Policy Advocacy" (organized by HCWG). We’re excited to engage with our colleagues today and witness the amazing work being done in the field of public health. #HealthEquity #NarrativeChange #CBPR

  • ? After a successful first day at #APHA2024, we’re excited to dive into Day 2 with even more energy for the following presentations: ?? Today: ?? 9:15-9:30 AM: Yusra Murad will discuss how Minneapolis TV news frames homelessness in the session "Advocating for Health Justice for Marginalized Groups." ?? 2:30-2:45 PM: Jeff Niederdeppe presents research on the Child Tax Credit and health equity in the session "Crafting Messages and Narrative for Health Policy Advocacy" (organized by HCWG). ?? 2:45-3:00 PM: Kristina Medero follows with her work on narratives about U.S. health system affordability in the session "Crafting Messages and Narrative for Health Policy Advocacy" (organized by HCWG). We’re excited to engage with our colleagues today and witness the amazing work being done in the field of public health. #HealthEquity #NarrativeChange #CBPR

  • We are excited to share our community-based research on narrative power in partnership with the Center for Health Progress at #APHA2024. Read more about our collaborative project in the links below (available in both Spanish and English).

    ?? It’s a beautiful chilly fall day here in Minneapolis, perfect for the start of #APHA2024! We’re thrilled to kick off a week of presentations and discussions with our team. ?? Today, 4:30-6:00 PM: Join our partners, Marissa Hallo Tafura and Jasmine Sandate, MHA from Center for Health Progress, in the session "Community-Driven Transformation: Lessons Learned from Community Organizing, CBPR, and Community Action." They’ll be discussing how they use community-based participatory research (CBPR) to inform narrative strategies in their organizing campaigns for system change. Stay connected with us here and across our social media for more updates throughout the week.

  • ?? It’s a beautiful chilly fall day here in Minneapolis, perfect for the start of #APHA2024! We’re thrilled to kick off a week of presentations and discussions with our team. ?? Today, 4:30-6:00 PM: Join our partners, Marissa Hallo Tafura and Jasmine Sandate, MHA from Center for Health Progress, in the session "Community-Driven Transformation: Lessons Learned from Community Organizing, CBPR, and Community Action." They’ll be discussing how they use community-based participatory research (CBPR) to inform narrative strategies in their organizing campaigns for system change. Stay connected with us here and across our social media for more updates throughout the week.

  • ?? One week until the #APHA2024 conference. Check out the original post below for the sessions we'll be attending. We’re ready for exciting conversations—see you there!

    ?? Join us at the American Public Health Association conference in Minneapolis, MN, October 27-30! We’re excited to showcase a diverse range of presentations from our team, all focused on how media, narratives, and public perceptions influence health equity. Here’s a quick look at what’s coming: ?? Oct 27, 4:30-6:00 PM: Our partners, Marissa Hallo Tafura and Jasmine Sandate, MHA from Center for Health Progress will discuss using community-based participatory research (CBPR) to inform their narrative strategies in campaigns related to health equity. ?? Oct 28, 9:15-9:30 AM: Yusra Murad will analyze local Minneapolis TV coverage of homelessness, exposing gaps in addressing structural causes. ?? Oct 28, 2:30-2:45 PM: Jeff Niederdeppe will discuss the effectiveness of messaging around Child Tax Credit (CTC) expansion for advancing health equity. ?? Oct 28, 2:45-3:00 PM: Kristina Medero will present on our project with Center for Health Progress on how narratives about the U.S. health system’s complexity and affordability shape public attitudes. ?? Oct 29, 4:30-4:45 PM: Chloe Gansen will explore how exposure to conflicting health information impacts the perceived credibility of health information sources. ?? Oct 29, 5:15-5:30 PM: Kristina Medero returns to discuss media representation of Black youth mental health in Minneapolis TV news and how to build more community-centered stories. We look forward to connecting with fellow public health professionals, researchers and students. Let’s drive the conversation forward together! ?? #APHAConference #APHA2024 #HealthEquity #CBPR #NarrativeChange #PublicHealth

  • Check out this funny yet informative clip from RWJF featuring M. Allyn Brooks-LaSure on using plain language to foster understanding and advance equity in our work.

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    To expand the conversations on structural racism and health, we need to lead with values and we need to keep it simple. Using jargon or fuzzy language doesn’t bring people closer together to solve issues of equity. We need to use plain language. As M. Allyn Brooks-LaSure shared at BMe’s Next Narrative Summit last month, communications professionals should always strive to be clear, cohesive, and consequential. Tell us how you've used plain language in your work. What has helped you and your organization communicate more directly and clearly?

  • ?? Join us at the American Public Health Association conference in Minneapolis, MN, October 27-30! We’re excited to showcase a diverse range of presentations from our team, all focused on how media, narratives, and public perceptions influence health equity. Here’s a quick look at what’s coming: ?? Oct 27, 4:30-6:00 PM: Our partners, Marissa Hallo Tafura and Jasmine Sandate, MHA from Center for Health Progress will discuss using community-based participatory research (CBPR) to inform their narrative strategies in campaigns related to health equity. ?? Oct 28, 9:15-9:30 AM: Yusra Murad will analyze local Minneapolis TV coverage of homelessness, exposing gaps in addressing structural causes. ?? Oct 28, 2:30-2:45 PM: Jeff Niederdeppe will discuss the effectiveness of messaging around Child Tax Credit (CTC) expansion for advancing health equity. ?? Oct 28, 2:45-3:00 PM: Kristina Medero will present on our project with Center for Health Progress on how narratives about the U.S. health system’s complexity and affordability shape public attitudes. ?? Oct 29, 4:30-4:45 PM: Chloe Gansen will explore how exposure to conflicting health information impacts the perceived credibility of health information sources. ?? Oct 29, 5:15-5:30 PM: Kristina Medero returns to discuss media representation of Black youth mental health in Minneapolis TV news and how to build more community-centered stories. We look forward to connecting with fellow public health professionals, researchers and students. Let’s drive the conversation forward together! ?? #APHAConference #APHA2024 #HealthEquity #CBPR #NarrativeChange #PublicHealth

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