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This theory of change describes the approach of People, Parks, and Power: A National Initiative for Green Space, Health Equity, and Racial Justice.
Rates of social isolation are soaring around the world, with profound impacts on health and wellbeing. As the world heals, how can we weave stronger connections among families, neighborhoods, and communities? We need community-led solutions focused on local talents and assets and rooted in community cultures and values. In this short video, based on "Socially Connected Communities: Solutions for Social Isolation," learn how communities can improve social connection. Read "Socially Connected Communities: Solutions for Social Isolation" here. *This video is supported by Cooperative Agreement No
In Changing the Landscape: People, Parks, and Power, Prevention Institute and Alessandro Rigolon of the University of Utah propose an approach to addressing park and green space inequities that prioritizes building power among people closest to the problem so that they can drive policy and systems change solutions.
Cities are recognizing that violence is a preventable public health issue and are working to reimagine community safety. How can cities and communities work across sectors to invest in public health strategies and shift from an over-reliance on the criminal legal system to reimagining and finally realizing community safety? And what unique roles can health departments play to help cities work toward their community safety goals? Speakers - Chrissie Juliano, MPP, Executive Director, Big Cities Health Coalition - Rachel Davis, Executive Director, Prevention Institute - Sasha Cotton, Director
Slides from the June 8, 2021 Community Safety Realized webinar.
We're pleased to share our summary and analysis of Governor Gavin Newsom’s California Budget Proposal for 2021-2022. This summary highlights elements of the budget proposal that advance equity and justice through health, safety, and wellbeing, and is organized by our three overarching policy priorities.