Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness (OPSR) Dont come to us - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness (OPSR)

“Don’t come to us because you think we have the most problems; come to us because we have the answers. ” Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee), Director of Urban Indian Health Institute

Mission: To lead Oklahoma in coordinating an early childhood system that strengthens families and ensures all children are ready for school. • Debra Andersen, Executive Director • Carlye McQuiston, Program Director • Gabrielle Jacobi, Program Coordinator • Katie Parker, Community Relations Specialist

Early Learning Equity and Diversity (E-LEaD Team) A cross sector state stakeholder group comprised of individuals connected to this work and focused on an equity lens. • Julian Guerrero, Oklahoma State Department of Health • Shelly Patterson, Oklahoma Health Care Authority • Persephone Starks, Oklahoma State Department of Health • Alicia Salvatore, University of Oklahoma Health Science Center • Marny Dunlap, MD, University of Oklahoma Health Science Center • Audra Haney, Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services • Curtin Calvin, Oklahoma Education Television Authority

Focus Area Engage communities to enhance knowledge of available resources that can help mitigate the risk factors of infant mortality

D A T A

2012 - 2016 Infant Mortality Rates of Oklahoma (Oklahoma State Average 7.4) 5.9 7.1 WOODS ALFALFA NOWATA KAY WASHINGTON HARPER GRANT — CRAIG OTTAWA 7.7 10.1 CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER — — 6.1 — 8.5 0.0 — OSAGE DELAWARE ROGERS 8.3 NOBLE WOODWARD GARFIELD 8.8 — 5.8 6.8 MAJOR TULSA MAYES 5.7 7.4 — — 10.1 ELLIS 6.2 ADAIR PAYNE 7.6 — CHEROKEE DEWEY WAGONER 4.8 B 8.5 — CREEK 8.0 L 4.8 11.0 A LOGAN 9.7 I N OKMULGEE E ROGER LINCOLN Infant Mortality Rate 6.8 9.8 MILLS OKLAHOMA 8.4 MUSKOGEE CUSTER OKFUSKE 7.9 or less 5.7 7.3 — CANADIAN SEQUOYAH 11.2 5.7 7.0 8.0-8.9 MCINTOSH 10.4 BECKHAM 11.1 WASHITA SEMINOLE 9.0-10.9 12.9 12.6 HUGHES HASKELL CADDO 11.0-12.9+ GRADY 11.1 9.9 6.6 13 KIOWA not enough data GREER 8.9 PITTSBURG — — — — 6.8 HARMON LATIMER LEFLORE PONTOTOC GARVIN COMANCHE 7.4 5.3 — 8.9 8.0 COAL JACKSON STEPHENS — 8.4 10.1 8.8 PUSHMATAHA MURRAY TILLMAN — — JOHNSTON ATOKA COTTON — 10.2 — CARTER JEFFERSON 7.6 MCCURTAIN — 7.0 MARSHALL 7.2 CHOCTAW 5.3 — BRYAN LOVE 3.8

Indian Health Service Clinics and Hospitals and Infant Mortality Rates by County (Oklahoma State Average IMR 7.4) OTTAWA WOODS ALFALFA WASHINGTON KAY NOWATA HARPER GRANT CRAIG CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER DELAWARE OSAGE ROGERS NOBLE WOODWARD GARFIELD MAJOR TULSA MAYES Key ELLIS PAYNE ADAIR Indian Health Service Clinic DEWEY CHEROKEE WAGONER BLAINE Indian Health Service Hospital CREEK LOGAN OKMULGEE Ponca Tribe Health Clinic ROGER LINCOLN MILLS OKLAHOMA MUSKOGEE OKFUSKE Cherokee Nation Health Clinic CUSTER SEQUOYAH CANADIAN Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic MCINTOSH BECKHAM WASHITA Choctaw Nation Health Clinic SEMINOLE HUGHES Muscogee Nation Health Clinic HASKELL CADDO GRADY Iowa Tribe Health Clinic KIOWA GREER PITTSBURG HARMON LATIMER LEFLORE PONTOTOC GARVIN COMANCHE Infant Mortality Rate COAL JACKSON STEPHENS 7.9 or less PUSHMATAHA TILLMAN MURRAY 8.0-8.9 JOHNSTON COTTON ATOKA 9.0-10.9 CARTER JEFFERSON 11.0-12.9+ MCCURTAIN MARSHALL CHOCTAW BRYAN No data available LOVE

Focus Community and Community Partnerships Tribal Communities - Chickasaw Nation - Cherokee Nation

Summary of Current Status of Work Cherokee Nation OTTAWA WOODS ALFALFA WASHINGTON KAY NOWATA HARPER GRANT CRAIG CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER DELAWARE OSAGE ROGERS NOBLE WOODWARD GARFIELD MAJOR TULSA MAYES ELLIS PAYNE ADAIR DEWEY CHEROKEE WAGONER BLAINE CREEK LOGAN Okfuskee County OKMULGEE ROGER LINCOLN MILLS OKLAHOMA MUSKOGEE OKFUSKE CUSTER SEQUOYAH CANADIAN MCINTOSH OKC Indian Clinic BECKHAM WASHITA SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL CADDO GRADY KIOWA GREER PITTSBURG HARMON LATIMER LEFLORE PONTOTOC GARVIN COMANCHE COAL JACKSON STEPHENS PUSHMATAHA TILLMAN MURRAY JOHNSTON COTTON ATOKA Oak Grove CARTER JEFFERSON MCCURTAIN MARSHALL CHOCTAW BRYAN LOVE Chickasaw Nation

Progress Towards Five Year Plan - Implement Sensemaker - Follow-up on Oak Grove - Engaged sectors: Health & Mental Health

- Center for Public Partnerships and Research - TA, guidance and expertise provided by Georgia, Trevor, Eva Carter, and our E-LEaD Team Accelerators

Barriers - Relationship building takes time - IRB Approval/CITI Training - Navigating new sovereign governments

Technical Assistance: What’s Been Helpful - Equity Training - Access to additional webinars - Creation of Basecamp - Always having support and someone to answer our questions as we go

Technical Assistance: Additional Resources - Having time to discuss with other states what their successes and challenges have been and how they relate to our own

Questions?