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At Community Health Impact Coalition we've built a lean, mean policy change machine. 𝘏𝘰𝘸 we work has been a key driver of our success. We've codified our approach into a set of 5️⃣ shared #values. First on the list? No surprise here: 𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗯𝗼𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. At the Coalition: ✔ We lead from behind, leaving our egos at the door and prioritizing impact over who gets the credit. ✔ We don’t “consult”, we co-create because co-ownership drives adoption. ✔ We channel time and energy into relationships, they are the engine of our shared impact. ✔ We embrace technology to fuel the global collaboration required to win. ✔ We champion justice, equity, and representation through collective action. 🙌 Sound like you? Check out our openings: https://lnkd.in/e_GUTN4j

Earning and maintaining public trust is core to the function of #government #agencies. Trust has clear connections with re-election, #resident #engagement, and resident satisfaction. And it’s essential for local government since it’s typically the level of government that people interact with the most.  Given rampant misinformation (like unverified quotes and AI-generated images), fostering trust has become particularly challenging for government agencies. In this post, PayIt is trying to answer the question: What should agencies focus on to restore trust?

Earning and maintaining public trust is a core goal for #GovernmentAgencies. Trust has clear connections with re-election, resident engagement, and resident satisfaction. In a PayIt #blog, we share the key things government agencies should focus on to restore trust, including: 🔎 Transparency 💪 Using technology to enhance agency capabilities 🗓 Supporting and attending volunteer events 🏆 Winning with honesty, transparency, and innovation Learn more: https://okt.to/LwICEY #DigitalGovernment #GovTech

Earning and maintaining public trust is a core goal for #GovernmentAgencies. Trust has clear connections with re-election, resident engagement, and resident satisfaction. In a PayIt #blog, we share the key things government agencies should focus on to restore trust, including: 🔎 Transparency 💪 Using technology to enhance agency capabilities 🗓 Supporting and attending volunteer events 🏆 Winning with honesty, transparency, and innovation Learn more: https://okt.to/WjqmYy #DigitalGovernment #GovTech

Our next installment in our Network Commons series is less than 2 weeks away! This webinar will explore the role of the public health sector in building and guiding upstream investments through cross-sector collaboration with the community development sector. Panelists will discuss the barriers and opportunities to public health and community development collaboration and share recommendations from the new public health primer which points towards opportunities for public health to implement racial equity goals through engagement with those shaping the built environment. There's still time to register 👉 https://lnkd.in/gD-p996N #racialequity #healthequity #crosssectorcollaboration #communitydevelopment #upstreaminvestments #equitablecommunities

Earning and maintaining public trust is a core goal for #GovernmentAgencies. Trust has clear connections with re-election, resident engagement, and resident satisfaction. In a PayIt #blog, we share the key things government agencies should focus on to restore trust, including: 🔎 Transparency 💪 Using technology to enhance agency capabilities 🗓 Supporting and attending volunteer events 🏆 Winning with honesty, transparency, and innovation Learn more: https://okt.to/0lEhgF #DigitalGovernment #GovTech

A new survey of city clerks, designed in collaboration with the International Institute of Municipal Clerks and published by eScribe, came out with some truly unsettling findings, write Barrett and Greene Inc. in a new Management Update. A few of the surveys finding: * 55% felt that the public was not well engaged with local government in their community * 35% said they saw “growing hostility from community members who are engaged.” * 85% cited resident difficult in searching for information on elected officials, with 80% seeing difficulty in public searches for specific topics. For more details and some insights about what can be done to improve this sad state of community engagement, click here: https://lnkd.in/eidrBCYd American Society for Public Administration Lisa Garcia Dawn Abrahamson, MMC Ann Quirk Chad Daggett OnBoard Institute for Local Government Schaefer Center for Public Policy The Center for Impact Finance at the UNH Carsey School of Public Policy NYC Mayor's Public Engagement Unit Public Engagement Partners

In this wonderful week, I'll continue sharing lessons from my health literacy program. I attended Augustine Kumah, MPH class on Community Engagement in Public Health. Community engagement is crucial for successful public health programs. It involves involving community members and empowering them to participate actively in planning, implementing, and evaluating initiatives. It encompasses needs assessment, cultural competency, partnership, empowerment,communication, education, interventions, feedback, advocacy, monitoring, and evaluation. I learned principles, enabling factors, problem types, and how engagement drives change in behavior, environment, policies, programs, and practices within communities. #HLLP #healthliteracy #publichealth #communityengagement

Earning and maintaining public trust is core to the function of #GovernmentAgencies. Trust has clear connections with re-election, resident engagement, and resident satisfaction. In our newest #blog, we share the key things government agencies should focus on to restore trust, including: 🔎 Transparency 💪 Using technology to enhance agency capabilities 🗓 Supporting and attending volunteer events 🏆 Winning with honesty, transparency, and innovation Learn more: https://okt.to/Jbyra9 #DigitalGovernment #GovTech

"At the end of the year we have this beautiful report where I feel very confident about the data and information reporting back to the state." Lauren Randall, MPH, CHES, from Riverside Community Health Foundation (RCHF), discusses managing community health initiatives with ClearPoint Strategy. With multiple health-related projects to manage, including state grants, community engagement efforts, and tracking the performance of health improvement programs, a centralized system that allows meticulous tracking of all activities has made a significant difference. Check out the success story here: https://lnkd.in/gNb2FPcB #HealthcareManagement #Strategy #RiversideCHF #ClearPointStrategy