Past Event Category: PHIG Training & Learning Events
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Jul 10Wisconsin Discusses: Narratives for HealthOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
Join us for the July Wisconsin Discusses where we’ll highlight the broad goals of UWPHI’s Narrative for Health Program. We’ll hear from two individuals who have completed a Narratives for Health cohort and have begun implementing the transformative narrative into their work: Both of our guests will provide key insights into how they operationalize and …
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Jul 8PHIG SpotlightOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
Niki Lucht, an epidemiologist at the Wood County Health Department, will share how the department implements transformative narratives as part of their broader strategy for change, specifically through their Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHA/CHIP). Learn how narrative change can shift mindsets, challenge harmful assumptions, and open the door to structural change …
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Jun 25UWPHI Immersions: Using a New Model to Explore Health and Equity in Your CommunityOnline (via Zoom) Register Today
We know that many conditions — like income, safe housing and education — shape how long and how well people live. For over a decade, County Health Rankings & Roadmaps (CHRR) has measured these conditions through data and our model of health. But how are these conditions created? And who creates them? The University of Wisconsin …
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Jun 10PHIG Spotlight: Juneau County Health Department
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Tara Ennis, Public Health Supervisor of Community Health at the Juneau County Health Department, will discuss how the department uses the County Health Rankings and Roadmaps (CHRR) data to inform their community health assessments and improvement plans (CHA/CHIPs), and potential impacts that losing access to this data could have on the department. The PHIG Spotlight …
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May 13Wisconsin Discusses
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Please check back soon for additional event details.
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May 1PHIG Spotlight Series
Online (via Zoom) Register Today
Please check back soon for additional event details. The PHIG Spotlight Series provides a space for public health departments to share experiences, lessons learned, and barriers encountered while implementing programs or policies. Spotlights include a virtual presentation, followed by a Q&A or collaborative brainstorming session. Interested in having your organization’s work featured in a future Spotlight? Email learning@pophealth.wisc.edu.
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Apr 10UWPHI Immersions: Governmental Public Health and Community Partners Working Together to Advance Health Equity
Online (via Zoom) Register Today
Participants in this session will: Foundational Capabilities addressed in this Immersion: Community Partnership Development, Equity, Policy Development and Support
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Apr 8PHIG Spotlight: Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health
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Join the April Spotlight to learn more about the Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health’s summer block parties with Public Health Director Kandyce Dunlap. The PHIG Spotlight Series provides a space for public health departments to share experiences, lessons learned, and barriers encountered while implementing programs or policies. Spotlights include a virtual presentation, followed by a Q&A or collaborative brainstorming …
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Mar 19Wisconsin Discusses: The Impact of the Wisconsin State Budget on Public Health
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Andrew Hoyer-Booth, executive director of the Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards (WALHDAB), will join us to outline Wisconsin’s state budget process within the context of federal actions that impact public health. After this session, participants will be able to:
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Mar 11PHIG Spotlight: Winnebago County Public Health
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Join the March Spotlight led by Julia Salomón, WCPH administration division supervisor, who will share the Winnebago County Board of Health Toolkit and discuss other ways her team is leveraging Public Health Infrastructure Grant support.