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2/7/2017 THE POWER OF STORYTELLING: GIVING LIFE TO VOICES & DATA Jan ONeill Justin Rivas Heidi Gil Delia Mannen Community Coach Community Coach Founder/President, Researcher, HoodenPyleGil HoodenPyleGil February 7, 2017


  1. 2/7/2017 THE POWER OF STORYTELLING: GIVING LIFE TO VOICES & DATA Jan O’Neill Justin Rivas Heidi Gil Delia Mannen Community Coach Community Coach Founder/President, Researcher, HoodenPyleGil HoodenPyleGil February 7, 2017 www.countyhealthrankings.org County Health Rankings & Roadmaps is a collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. www.countyhealthrankings.org 1

  2. 2/7/2017 GO TO WEBINAR ATTENDEE INTERFACE 1. Viewer Window 2. Control Panel 3 GUIDING QUESTION How can we use the combination of story and data as a tool for powerful change in our communities? 4 2

  3. 2/7/2017 ROADMAP FOR TODAY’S WEBINAR ‣ County Health Rankings & Roadmaps overview ‣ Tools & Resources for Powerful Storytelling ‣ Interview with Heidi Gill & Delia Mannen, New Haven, CT ‣ Q & A ‣ Wrap Up and Invitation to Post‐Webinar Conversation ‣ Q & A Continued 5 6 3

  4. 2/7/2017 County Health Rankings: Defining health in the broadest possible terms 7 Roadmaps to Health : Harnessing the collective power of leaders, partners & community 8 4

  5. 2/7/2017 COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS ‣ Community meetings ‣ Surveys ‣ Interviews ‣ Focus groups ‣ Asset inventory ‣ Community mapping 9 This is a picture of some housing units in the city. These buildings are not good for people to live in. They have no air conditioning and heat is only on the ground floor. The guy who owns the Florida Dolphins football team owns them and refuses to make them better. This could relate to building a culture of good health by reminding people that hospitable shelter is a human right. This could educate people by showing them an example of bad living units. Photo Credit: Tangela Morris, UWW Photovoice project 10 5

  6. 2/7/2017 FINDING MORE DATA CHSI 2015 www.cdc.gov/communityhealth Community Commons: www.communitycommons.org 11 HEIDI GIL & DELIA MANNEN 12 6

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  14. 2/7/2017 28 Photo by Oberazzi - Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License https://www.flickr.com/photos/42788859@N00 Created with Haiku Deck 14

  15. 2/7/2017 GUIDING QUESTION How can we use the combination of story and data as a tool for powerful change in our communities? 29 REFLECTION QUESTIONS ‣ Who else do you need to share this information with? ‣ What is one idea for action that you’re taking from this webinar? ‣ What else do you need to know to take action/use this information? 30 15

  16. 2/7/2017 COMMUNITY COACHES SUPPORTING YOUR COMMUNITY’S JOURNEY TOWARD HEALTH 31 STAYING CONNECTED ‣ Follow @CHRankings ‣ Like Facebook.com/ CountyHealthRankings ‣ e‐Newsletter, email chr@match.wisc.edu to subscribe 32 16

  17. 2/7/2017 POST‐WEBINAR CONVERSATION: THE POWER OF STORYTELLING ‣ When: February 14, 2:00 CT/3:00 ET ‣ Why: deepen the webinar learning AND strengthen networks around using data & storytelling ‣ What: interactive learning experience, opportunity to share ideas and ask questions about using data & stories to build community & advocate for change ‣ How: video conference and/or phone ‣ Who: YOU! (Space is limited) 33 POST‐WEBINAR CONVERSATION NEXT STEPS ‣ Register ‣ Check technology ‣ Be prepared to discuss – What about the webinar stood out for you? (1‐2 words) – What parts remind you of your own work/your community? – Where is more work needed in your community? 34 17

  18. 2/7/2017 THANK YOU! www.countyhealthrankings.org University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute Madison, WI match‐info@match.wisc.edu (608) 265‐8240 35 Q & A CONTINUED ‣ Continue with us for an additional 15 minutes ‣ Submit your questions via question box 36 18

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