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This week's workgroup spotlight is the Communication and Public Engagement Workgroup. They're dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between public health officials and our community by: ??? Amplifying public voices: Whether through town halls, surveys, or direct outreach, this workgroup is making sure diverse perspectives are heard and valued. ?? Informing and inspiring: Clear, accessible information helps build trust and empowers communities to make informed decisions for their health and well-being. ?? Collaborating for change: Engaging community partners, local organizations, and advocacy groups to co-create sustainable solutions that truly meet the needs of those we serve. By listening, learning, and working together, we can tackle the challenges that impact public health and build a healthier future—one conversation at a time. (P.S. That's why this workgroup has built a survey for YOU. Check it out at bit.ly/mdpublichealthcomms.) #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagement #HealthEquity #PublicCommunication #Collaboration #HealthyCommunities

Please consider taking this survey to help the Maryland Commission on Public Health learn how you get your health information and any recommendations you may have!

We are excited to introduce the ASPPH Messaging Guide, a resource intended to enhance the communication efforts of ASPPH members and public health professionals. This guide is designed to effectively convey the critical role and impact of academic public health work. The ASPPH Messaging Guide provides clear strategies to help you articulate the value of public health, foster community engagement, and advocate for positive change. Explore this tool and elevate your communication to drive meaningful impact in your community and beyond. https://lnkd.in/gtAANCws

PIH-US envisions a future where structures of oppression no longer determine the quality or length of a person's life. We know that health systems are only effective when designed to respond to the social determinants of health such as education, income, and social protections. We work alongside local public health and community leaders to achieve this by helping partners set clear health and racial equity agendas and provide technical advising and operational support to deliver on those commitments. Learn more about our work: https://bit.ly/3OxZ4SH

What is community power? It's a question that arose from the branding discussion we held with Communities of Opportunity (COO), a partnership between Public Health – Seattle & King County and Seattle Foundation. Read about the important work the COO governance group is doing to achieve #healthequity in our region. bit.ly/COO-Community-Power

Did you know? Building genuine, mutually beneficial relationships with local organizations is one of the most impactful ways physicians can support community well-being. By understanding the unique challenges and strengths of the neighborhoods they serve, doctors can develop targeted interventions that truly address their patients’ needs. This means getting involved in community events, listening to local voices, and working alongside leaders to find real solutions. Together, we can build healthier communities!

Thanks for elevating equity across systems, especially in healthcare!

Check out this newly published event on our Eventbrite page! Join us and Suffolk County Council for a half day 'Future of Care in Suffolk' event. Not only will you hear directly from the authority’s Adult Social Care leads, but you’ll also have the chance to share your own insights, voice any challenges you're facing, and help shape the future of care in Suffolk. Save your space at the link our comment section! #FutureofCare #SuffolkCareProviders #CareMarketStrategy

Check out this enlightening article on the role of case management in community settings, explored through the perspectives of front-line Community Health Workers in Albuquerque, NM. Discover insights into effective case management and outreach, as well as the barriers faced by these dedicated professionals. https://lnkd.in/e-YxDZ92 #CommunityHealth #SocialJustice

Today, I had my first session as a Community Health Fellow. Overall, it was engaging. The resource person touched on some intricate aspects of community health and in general public health principles. One aspect that fascinated me was when he talked about strategies for effective community engagement. After a brief and concise presentation on community, my curiosity sparked. Thus making me want to a question. So I raised my hand and asked. ?????? ?????? ?????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????????????? ???? ???? ???????????? ???? ????????????? Here came his response : ? Be concerned about the challenge the community is facing. ?Show genuine interest in giving solutions to their problems. ? Practise Empathy ? Carry out a need assessment by knowing what the community needs. ? Employ the pillars of primary health care (PHC): accessibility, affordability, and use of technology to harness contact between you and the community. Overall, it was an educating session.I look forward to utilizing these skills as a CHC Fellow #CHCFelllow #DISH