Past Events
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Oct 21Wisconsin Discusses: Narrative, Theory of Change and Intro to Narrative RoadmapJoin 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: Save the date for upcoming Fall Narrative Series sessions:
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Oct 15PHIG Spotlight: Adams County Health DepartmentCody Przybylski
Online (via Zoom) Register Today
In this Spotlight, Cody Przybylski, Health Officer at the Adams County Health Department, will share how PHIG funding supported a Men’s Night Out community event, creating space for connection, fellowship, and conversations around health and well-being.
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Oct 14PHIG Office Hours – Community PartnershipsOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
Join the UWPHI Training and Learning team for upcoming Office Hours — an informal opportunity where participants can bring questions, explore challenges, and learn alongside peers. Whether you need help navigating resources, thinking through implementation strategies, or simply want time to connect with others doing similar work, Office Hours are intended to provide practical support …
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Sep 23Wisconsin Discusses: Data Workshop Series – Session 3Online (via Zoom) Register Today
Join us for the final session of a three-part UWPHI/DHS Data Workshop Series highlighting how to more effectively collect, organize, and analyze data, as well as identify ways to incorporate findings into your work.
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Sep 17PHIG Spotlight: North Shore Health DepartmentOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
In the September Spotlight, the North Shore Health Department will share how PHIG funding helped them hire a Public Health Project Manager who is charged with coordinating health departments in the region to create a strategic plan. The PHIG Spotlight Series is a platform for Wisconsin public health departments to share their experiences, lessons learned, …
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Sep 9PHIG Office Hours – Assessment & Surveillance (CANCELED)Online (via Zoom) Register Today
The UWPHI PHIG Office Hours scheduled for September 9 have been canceled, and we will add an assessment- and surveillance-focused session to the calendar in January 2027 (date TBD). Join the UWPHI Training and Learning team for upcoming Office Hours — an informal opportunity where participants can bring questions, explore challenges, and learn alongside peers. …
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Aug 20PHIG Spotlight: Trempealeau County Health DepartmentOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
The PHIG Spotlight Series is a platform for Wisconsin public health departments to share their experiences, lessons learned, and barriers encountered while implementing programs or policies. The goal is to foster shared learning, collaboration, and innovation across public health agencies.
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Aug 12PHIG Office Hours – Communications
Online (via Zoom) Register Today
Join the UWPHI Training and Learning team for upcoming Office Hours — an informal opportunity where participants can bring questions, explore challenges, and learn alongside peers. Whether you need help navigating resources, thinking through implementation strategies, or simply want time to connect with others doing similar work, Office Hours are intended to provide practical support and collaborative problem-solving on the Foundational Capabilities.
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Aug 11Wisconsin Discusses: Excel Foundations & Data Cleaning (Data Workshop Series – Session 2)Online (via Zoom) Register today
Join us for the second session of a three-part UWPHI/DHS Data Workshop Series highlighting how to more effectively collect, organize, and analyze data, as well as identify ways to incorporate findings into your work. Build foundational Excel skills for public health data analysis while learning practical techniques to clean, organize, and prepare data for use …
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Jul 16PHIG Spotlight: Forest CountyOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
In this Spotlight, Forest County Health Department will share the process and outcome of creating workplans for each of the Forest County’s Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Health Focus Areas. The workplans help guide coalition’s implementing strategies and to keep them invested. This helps circle back to the community health plan and reiterating how it’s a county plan, not just Public Health’s. The department’s …