COMMUNITY APPROACHES HUB RESOURCES
Tobacco Use and COVID-19 Pandemic
Tobacco Use and COVID-19 Pandemic
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- Webinars
- Guidance Documents
- Other Resources
- Webinars
Strengthening and Sustaining Public Health Partnerships
3.20.26 Are you trying to get more impact, capacity, or clarity from a partnership that isn’t quite delivering? Do you need more from a collaborative partner?
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.
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.
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.
Building Healthier Communities: Planning for Health Equity
12.11.24 In this webinar, the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) introduce and review two key tools for internal strategic planning and community health intervention. NACCHO’s Strategic Planning Guide is a step-by-step guide outlining how to prepare for the strategic planning process and implement a strategic plan.
- Guidance Documents
Strengthening and Sustaining Public Health Partnerships
3.20.26 Are you trying to get more impact, capacity, or clarity from a partnership that isn’t quite delivering? Do you need more from a collaborative partner?
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.
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.
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.
Building Healthier Communities: Planning for Health Equity
12.11.24 In this webinar, the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) introduce and review two key tools for internal strategic planning and community health intervention. NACCHO’s Strategic Planning Guide is a step-by-step guide outlining how to prepare for the strategic planning process and implement a strategic plan.
- Other Resources
- NIH: The Impact of Tobacco Use on COVID-19 Outcomes: A Systematic Review >
- CDC: COVID-19 People with Certain Medical Conditions >
- American Lung Assocation: COVID-19 and Tobacco >
- NIH: Disparities among smokers during the COVID-19 pandemic: Examination of COVID-19-related worries by sociodemographic factors in a U.S. Nationally representative survey >