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HE HEALTH H HA HAPPENS NS IN N NE NEIGHBOR HBORHOOD HOODS (A (AND WHAT WE E CAN TO DO ABOUT IT IT) DAVID ERICKSON, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO DOUGLAS JUTTE, MD, MPH, BUILD HEALTHY PLACES NETWORK Building Healthy


  1. HE HEALTH H HA HAPPENS NS IN N NE NEIGHBOR HBORHOOD HOODS (A (AND WHAT WE E CAN TO DO ABOUT IT IT) DAVID ERICKSON, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO DOUGLAS JUTTE, MD, MPH, BUILD HEALTHY PLACES NETWORK Building Healthy Communities Ohio, October 2014

  2. THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

  3. REDLINING Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA) Philadelphia, 1949 3

  4. AMER MERIC ICANS H S HAVE WORSE H SE HEA EALTH TH A AND SH SHORTER TER L LIV IVES ES

  5. $2. $2.9 TRI TRILLI LLION ANNU ANNUALL ALLY

  6. Hea Health ≠ Hea Health Ca lth Care

  7. “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization June 1946

  8. 9.9.13 Health and Community Development

  9. CONTR TRIB IBUTIO TIONS T TO PREMATU TURE D DEATH TH Environmental Exposure 5% 5% Health Care 10% 10 Behavioral Social Patterns Circumstances 40% 40% 15% 15% Genetic Predisposition 30% 30%

  10. HE HEALTH = H = ED EDUCATION

  11. HE HEALTH = H = IN INCOME ME

  12. AC ACROSS ALL RA RACIAL/ L/ET ETHNIC GR GROUP UPS

  13. …BU …BUT P POVE VERTY I IS CO CONCE CENTRATED

  14. IN IN C CLIMB IMBIN ING TH G THE IN E INCOME L ME LADDER ER, LO LOCATION MATTERS RAJ C CHE HETTY, E ECONOMIST

  15. HEA EALTH TH HA HAPPENS NS IN IN NEIGH EIGHBOR HOOD HOODS

  16. HE HEALTH H HA HAPPENS IN IN NE NEIGHBOR BOR HOOD HOODS

  17. IN IN DETERMIN ININ ING YO YOUR HEALTH… 94131

  18. PEOPL PEO PLE G E GET ET S SICK BEC K BECAUSE O E OF T THEI EIR R SOCIAL AL AN AND PH PHYSICAL AL EN ENVIRONMEN MENTS Schools Grocery Stores Housing Jobs Transportation Parks and Playgrounds

  19. Small Business: Market Creek Plaza COM OMMUNI NITY DEVEL EVELOP OPMENT ENT INVES NVESTMENT ENTS Housing: Solara Charter Schools: KIPP

  20. HEAL HEALTH S H SOL OLUTIONS ONS HAP HAPPEN I EN IN NEI NEIGHB HBOR ORHOOD HOODS

  21. WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS

  22. CO COMMUNI MMUNITY DE DEVELOPME MENT A NT ATT TTACK CKS THE THE CO CORR RROSIVE E EFFECT CTS O OF P POVERTY

  23. HI HISTOR ORY OF OF COM OMMUNI NITY D DEVEL EVELOP OPMENT ENT 1960’s 1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 2000’s 2010+

  24. “We are likely to look back at this time and wonder why community development and health were ever separate industries.” RISA LAVIZZO-MOUREY PRESIDENT AND CEO, ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION WHATWORKSFORAMERICA.ORG

  25. STATE OF E OF T THE AR HE ART Comprehensive Place-based Evidence-based Cross-sectoral

  26. TH THE COM OMMUNI NITY QU QUAR ARTER ERBACK

  27. CA CASA DE M E MAR ARYLAND AND

  28. PR PROGRE RESS SS TO TOWARD CO COLLABO BORATIO ION

  29. PR PROGRE RESS SS TO TOWARD CO COLLABO BORATIO ION • NEW F FUNDS C S CRE REATED • He Healt lthy F Futures F Fund nd • He Healt lthy N Neig ighb hborho hoods E Equ quit ity F Fund nd • EXPAN ANDING SO SOCIAL AL I IMPACT BO BONDS • Early ly C Child hildho hood: South Carolina, Orange County, New York State, San Francisco • Di Diabetes: New York State thma: Fresno and Alameda County, California • As Asth • Specia ial E l Educatio ion: n: Salt Lake City, Utah

  30. SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM

  31. TH THE PR E PROBLEM EM IS ENORMO IS EN MOUS 3, 3,570 70 Census t tra racts h have po poor r po popu pulations a abo bove 40% 40% 20.4 .4 millio million Ame Americ icans liv live in in d deep p poverty 80% O OF C COUNTIES IN AM AMERI RICA H A HAVE F FAL ALLEN BE BEHIND T THE L LIFE E EXPECTAN ANCY A AVERA RAGE O OF THE W WORL RLD’S T ’S TOP 1 10 C COUNTRI RIES 1,700 American high schools have dropout rates above 40%

  32. ENT ENTIRE S E STATES ES HA HAVE B VE BEC ECOM OME E DROP OP OU OUT F FACTOR ORIES ES

  33. SOLUTIO SO TION SC SCALE ≠ PROBLEM SCO PR EM SCOPE PE 1 CASA de de M Maryla land 1 ReFresh Pr Project 1 Neighborhood C d Centers, In , Inc 10 Pu 10 Purpose B Built lt C Communities How a are re t these se i individua ual efforts g s going t to so solve suc such a a big, b , big p problem?

  34. WE NEED SYSTEMS CHANGE

  35. WE HA E HAVE T VE THE HE BUILDING NG B BLOC OCKS IDEAS PARTNERS MONEY SHARED CAPACITY CREATIVITY VALUES

  36. WHO AR HO ARE T E THE P HE PAR ARTNER NERS? Banks • • Community Development Financial Institutions • Public health departments State and local government • • Hospitals and Community Clinics/FQHCs Foundations • • Public Safety • Legal professionals Insurance companies • • Religious organizations High net worth investors • • Social entrepreneurs • Community activists

  37. WH WHAT S T SYSTEMS N STEMS NEED EED T TO CH CHANGE T GE TO CR CREA EATE A TE A WEL WELCO COMIN MING EN G ENVIR IRONMEN MENT T FOR TH THE JU E JUMP? MP? HOW D W DO WE B WE BUIL ILD A AN ECO ECOSYSTEM TH STEM THAT T FOSTER STERS H S HEA EALTH THY Y CO COMMU MMUNITIES? ITIES?

  38. DA DATA: WE A WE ALL N NEED EED TO U USE TH SE THE E SA SAME CO COMP MPASS SS

  39. PO POLICY ICY: BREA EAK D K DOWN WN SIL SILOS A S AND ROW IN W IN TH THE E SA SAME DIR IRECTIO ECTION

  40. FIN FINANCE: CE: CR CREA EATE A TE A MARKET MA KET TH THAT V T VALUES ES HEA EALTH TH

  41. RES RESOUR URCES CES Inves estin ting in in W What W t Wor orks f for A or America merica’s Commu ommunities ities wh whatw twor orksfora oramerica merica.org org Build ild H Hea ealth lthy P y Pla laces ces N Netw twor ork build ildhea ealth lthyp ypla laces ces.org org Partn tner ers in in P Prog ogres ress partn tner ersin inprog ogres ress.org org

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