Wisconsin Discusses: Narrative, Theory of Change and Intro to Narrative Roadmap

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Online (via Zoom)

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Join us for the first session of a 3-part narrative-focused fall series.

In this Wisconsin Discusses event, our featured presenters, Annie Rosemurgy (UWPHI Public Health Infrastructure Grant team), Maggie Northrop and Julia Nagy (Wisconsin Department of Health Services Office for Practice and Policy Alignment) will:

  • Describe the current state of narrative work in public health in Wisconsin.​
  • Explain collaborative narrative efforts by UWPHI PHIG and DHS, highlighting similarities and differences in approaches. ​
  • Deliver narrative resources that clarify narrative work and make it broadly accessible to public health professionals statewide.​

Save the date for upcoming Fall Narrative Series sessions:

  • November 5 (10 – 11 a.m.) – “Featured Resource” session where we’ll do a deep dive on the Narrative Roadmap
  • November 12 (1:30 – 3 p.m.) – Explore the State Health Assessment and State Health Improvement Plan (SHA/SHIP) as levers of narrative change with DHS OPPA staff