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WELCOME!In a moment, we will put up a poll asking you which option best describes how your community is working together …

A. START:We understand we need to bring a variety of stakeholders together, but we’re not sure how to do that.

B. ACT: We are part of a multi‐sector group that is starting to define how we’ll work together to improve community health. Not all partners are at the table, but we’re working on it.

C. IMPROVE:We are part of a multi‐sector partnership that shares a common understanding of what needs to get done. There is clear leadership, we work well together, there’s a good amount of trust between us, and we share a common vision.

Karen OdegaardCommunity Engagement SpecialistUniversity of Wisconsin Population Health Institute

May 8, 2012

TAKE ACTION: WORK TOGETHER

Jennifer Van Den ElzenProgram ManagerLive54218

John DyeFormer Executive EditorGreen Bay Press‐Gazette


GO TO WEBINAR ATTENDEE INTERFACE

1. Viewer Window 2. Control Panel

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WELCOME!In a moment, we will put up a poll asking you which option best describes how your community is working together …

A. START:We understand we need to bring a variety of stakeholders together, but we’re not sure how to do that.

B. ACT: We are part of a multi‐sector group that is starting to define how we’ll work together to improve community health. Not all partners are at the table, but we’re working on it.

C. IMPROVE:We are part of a multi‐sector partnership that shares a common understanding of what needs to get done. There is clear leadership, we work well together, there’s a good amount of trust between us, and we share a common vision.


REFLECTION QUESTIONSWho is engaged in your work now? How are your partners helping create momentum for change in your community?


OUTLINE

Welcome & Overview

Communities in Action: Live54218 (Brown County, WI)

Work Together Tools

Wrap‐Up; Q & A

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GOALS

‣ Understand how non‐traditional partners can help you build momentum for change in your community

‣ Understand how creating a shared vision for environmental change can motivate and keep partners engaged

‣ Have tools to help you identify potential partners who need to be at the table

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Communities in Action:Live 54218

Work Together Wrap‐up; Q&A


How can working together in diverse partnerships create momentum for change?

ESSENTIAL QUESTION


Rankings & RoadmapsOverview



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Rankings & RoadmapsOverview




COMMUNITIES IN ACTION: LIVE 54218

Rankings & Roadmaps Overview




Live54218 began as a challenge from the Green Bay Press‐Gazette to readers across Brown County:

How can we think boldly about changing our community?

OUR HISTORYGREATER GREEN BAY: WHERE KIDS COUNT




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THE STORY SO FAR

THINK BOLD

Jan. 2010

Green & Gold Teams

2010

White Paper

Feb. 2011

LIVE54218





VisionTo make Brown County, WI the

healthiest community in the nation.




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LOOKING AT MORE THAN JUST THE INDIVIDUAL…





MissionTo create environments in the community that support and promote all residents daily in consuming 5 fruits and vegetables, drinking 4 bottles of water, having less than 2 hours of screen time, participating in at least 1 hour of

physical activity, and sleeping 8 hours a night.





FINDING OUR ROLE

Education, Marketing & Community Outreach

Education, Marketing & Community Outreach

Monitoring & Evaliation

Monitoring & Evaliation

Countywide Obesity

Prevention Network

Countywide Obesity

Prevention Network




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EARLY WINS





THE COMMUNITY HEALTH ACTION RESPONSE TEAM (CHART)

Making Brown County, WI the Healthiest

Community in the Nation!

Non‐Profit Organizations

Healthcare Systems

Private Sector/Food Industry

Oneida Tribe of Indians

School Districts

MayorYMCA

Health Departments/WIC

Media

Planning Department

Chamber of Commerce





LESSONS LEARNED

‣Meaningful Collaboration is Not Just a Buzz Word

‣Media Advocacy and Community Outreach are Powerful

‣ Aim High




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What does success look like?






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COMMUNITIES IN ACTION: LIVE 54218





ROADMAPS TO HEALTH ACTION CENTER





Who else needs to be at the table to help create momentum for change in your community?




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‣Target your outreach with the Building a Contact List tool

‣Get the most out of your partnership with the Prevention Institute’s Collaboration Multiplier

WORK TOGETHER





TAKE ACTION WEBINAR SERIES

Action Step Webinar Dates

Work Together: In‐depth May 22

AssessAssess: In‐depth

June 12June 26

FocusFocus: In‐depth

July 10July 24

ChooseChoose: In‐depth

Aug. 14Aug. 28

ActAct: In‐depth

Sept. 11Sept. 25

EvaluateEvaluate: In‐depth

Oct. 9Oct. 23





Karen OdegaardCommunity Engagement [email protected]: 608.265.6486

Jan O’NeillCommunity Engagement [email protected]: 608.265.6694

CONTACT INFORMATION




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QUESTIONS





STAYING CONNECTED

e‐Newsletter: [email protected]





ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

‣ Wisconsin County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Team

– Including Bridget Catlin, Julie Willems Van Dijk, David Kindig, Kirstin Siemering, Alison Bergum

‣ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

– Including Abbey Cofsky, Brenda Henry, Michelle Larkin, Jim Marks, Joe Marx

‣ Our Partners

– Including Burness Communications, Community Catalyst, United Way Worldwide, ASTHO, NACCHO, NNPHI, Dartmouth Institute, CDC, NCHS




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How can working together in diverse partnerships create momentum for change?

ESSENTIAL QUESTION


Go to the people. Learn from them. Live with them. Start with what they know. Build with what they have. The best of leaders when the job is done, when the task is accomplished, the people will say we have

done it ourselves.

‐ Lao Tzu




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