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Community Engagement
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- Webinars
Leveraging the Live to the Beat Campaign
2.26.26 Million Hearts®’ Live to the Beat (LTTB) national campaign offers practical tools that help encourage communities to take small, achievable steps toward better heart health – including moving more, eating better, and quitting smoking.
Holiday Tea & Talk
12.18.25 The CA Hub Training Team reflects on what’s shaped public health based on what we’ve heard from our network this year, highlight bright spots, and share practical tools and solutions.
What’s Working: Cross-Sector Strategies to Improve Community Health
6.27.25 The Community Approaches Training and Technical Assistance Hub recently hosted a webinar series focused on community engagement and innovative cross-sector partnerships to address health disparities. A new handout makes it easy to catch up—offering quick links to on-demand recordings and presentation slides.
Untapped Resources: Community Development as a Pathway to Public Health
6.10.25 Unlock new pathways to community well-being! Watch an engaging webinar exploring the powerful intersections of public health and community development. Discover how to build strategic partnerships and leverage untapped resources to create thriving communities.
Partnerships for Sustained Impact: Get to Know Community Action Agencies
4.14.25 The Community Approaches Hub developed a webinar showcasing how Community Action Agencies (CAAs) can be valuable partners in enhancing the health and well-being of low-income populations.
Partnerships for Sustained Impact: Healthy Savannah
3.4.25 Healthy Savannah is a public/private partnership of more than 200 businesses, nonprofits, faith- and community-based organizations, schools, and healthcare and government agencies.
Housing as a Social Determinant of Health (SDOH) Across the Cancer Continuum
8.19.24 This webinar explored how housing as a social determinant of health affects individuals across the cancer care continuum. Featured speakers from American Cancer Society and the Council of Large Public Housing Authorities (CLPHA) discussed multi-disciplinary opportunities for interventions and relationship-building across sectors.
Emphasizing and Encouraging Relationships: The Collaboration Continuum
04.13.23 This workshop addresses the challenges of collaborations, highlight the different phases of collaborative relationships, and provide strategies for initiating, managing, maintaining, and moving collaborations along the continuum to enhance public health outcomes.
Addressing Social Determinants of Health: Building Partnerships to Improve Tobacco-related Outcomes
3.28.23 In this webinar, one will understand the importance of SDOH in programming and partnership efforts, hear a case study illustrating real world application of the concepts, and identify proactive steps to take to create strategic partnerships.
- Guidance Documents
Medically underserved areas and health professional shortage areas
This guide helps states, organizations, and partners better understand medically underserved areas (MUAs) and health professional shortage areas.
Recap: “Leading Through Change” Panel Discussion & Peer Exchange”
The Community Approaches recently convened national, state, and local leaders and practitioners to share how they are navigating change in public health.
Consultative Selling: Practice the Connecting “Match” Meeting Worksheet
State and community partnerships are vital for reaching populations experiencing tobacco related disparities, yet tobacco is not always a top priority for partners.
Health Equity: Understanding Social Determinants of Health, Bias, and Cultural Humility to Improve Tobacco Related Outcomes
This handout discusses: what is health equity, its root causes, and how cultural humility can improve tobacco related outcomes.
Community Engagement & Collaboration Best Practices
These processes take on special importance when you are partnering with people facing health disparities, who may have had past experiences where their input was not valued, or they felt disempowered within a partnership.
Principles of Equitable Community Engagement in Tobacco Control: Populations with Low SES Characteristics Fact Sheet
To have an impact in reducing tobacco-related disparities, which are often linked to socioeconomic status, it is essential to authentically engage the people who are most affected by the harms of tobacco.
Community Engagement in Tobacco Control: Collaborating with Populations with Low SES Characteristics
This introductory-level resource enhances knowledge about the importance and practice of community engagement and collaboration in tobacco control.
Principles of Health Equity in Tobacco Control with Low Socioeconomic Status Populations
The purpose of this introductory-level resource is to enhance awareness and knowledge about the intersection of health equity in tobacco control and populations with low socioeconomic status (SES) characteristics.
- Other Resources
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