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Learning Lab #3, Telling Compelling Stories of Hope and Healing, strengthened CBOs’ evaluation and storytelling capacity by introducing best practices and six data-informed story types to measure impact, demonstrate value, and fundraise effectively.
Amid sweeping disruption, how do we hold the line on hard-won gains—and keep advancing policies and systems that create healthier, more just communities? In my day-to-day work at Prevention Institute, I co-lead the Intersections Initiative. Intersections, funded by the St. Joseph Fund, is a multiyear capacity building effort that provides flexible funding, technical assistance, and peer learning opportunities for local partners who are advocating for health and wellbeing in their communities. Since last summer, we’ve been engaging a group of community-based organizations in South King County
Supporting Decision Makers Using Opioid Settlement Funds: Employing Effective Messaging and Narrative Strategies Big Cities Health Coalition, Prevention Institute, and our partners – including ChangeLab Solutions and RTI International – are working collectively to support settlement fund efforts that align with public health values, prioritize prevention, and center the voices of people with lived and living experience. This was the first webinar of a series on supporting decision-makers in using opioid settlement funds. During the webinar, Chrissie Juliano (Big Cities Health Coalition)
Recognizing that how we talk about park and green space equity is critical for transformation, P3 has partnered with Berkeley Media Studies Group (BMSG), a nonprofit that works with community groups to use the power of the media to advance racial and health equity, including the importance of effective messaging in movement building. To understand how social narratives have helped—or hindered—progress on bringing park and green space equity to scale, BMSG has developed a messaging guide that highlights learnings from this partnership. The guide provides racial justice and public health
In this blog, Prevention Institute's Sofia Betteo describes how SYNC Safety 2.0 continues a national movement to heal, invest in, and celebrate communities through youth-centered, community-driven safety strategies. 4o
Peer-led session held on April 3, 2025 featuring our colleagues from The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans (TWC). TWC shares practicable strategies and reflections for building partnerships, allies, and a critical mass based on their own experience with the Water Justice Fund. For more on TWC and the Water Justice Fund, you can sign up for the virtual release of their second Water Justice Fund report on April 18th here.
