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Presentations
| Mobilizing Communities around Health Initiatives | The following are handouts from the "Mobilizing Communities around Health Initiatives" workshop. Also, please check out the Community Engagement Strategies Guide from PAC3. |
| Tips for Writing Successful Proposals Workshop | The following are handouts from the "Tips for Writing Successful Proposals" workshop. |
| Get your materials from NNTPP & NAATEN's 2008 Tobacco Control Conference! | On April 23-24, 2008, the Health Education Council (HEC) conducted its first national conference, Promising Practices from the Field: Tobacco Control Strategies for Priority Populations – an overwhelming success! This conference highlighted 2 HEC programs - the National African American Tobacco Education Network (NAATEN) and the National Network on Tobacco Prevention and Poverty (NNTPP) - as well as the work of other agencies and organizations seeking to eliminate tobacco-related disparities. Over 200 participants attended the conference, representing 32 stat es as well as Canada. Conference evaluations revealed that participants were engaged and rated the sessions as extremely relevant to improving their work in tobacco control. Much of the conference's success can be attributed to both excellent speakers and NNTPP/NAATEN Stakeholders, who played a major role in the conference by moderating, speaking and facilitating. Having received an overwhelming number of requests from conference attendees to make the presentation slides from each track available on-line, we have compiled most of the presentations for you and have made them available here: www.healthedcouncil.org/nntpp and www.healthedcouncil.org/naaten. If you missed out on the conference this year, the presentations slides are a great way to stay informed on some of the groundbreaking discussions that took place in Detroit. |
| Building Communities and Cross-Cultural Conflict Transformation Workshop | The following are handouts from the "Building Communities and Cross-Cultural Conflict Transformation" workshop. |
| Fundamentals of Evaluation Workshop | The following are presentations and handouts from the "Fundamentals of Evaluation" workshop.
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| Be A Bridge: Navigational Matrix - A Presentation by Jerry Johnson, MD | Â
Be A Bridge: Navigational Matrix
Identifying Tobacco Control Programs and Materials
Jerry Johnson, MD
Co-project Director, Be a Bridge
Professor of Medicine, Univ. of PA
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| Assessing regional need to build statewide capacity around integrating tobacco control and |
Assessing integrating tobacco issues assessing regional need to build statewide capacity around integrating tobacco control and chronic disease issues
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| Logic Model for BE-A-BRIDGE (BAB) |
BE-A-BRIDGE Partnership Project
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| BE A BRIDGE (BAB) Capacity Survey: Central Region Follow-Up |
BE A BRIDGE (BAB) Capacity Survey: Central Region Follow-Up
Survey Findings (N=126) November 19, 2007
Presented by: Jennifer Keith, MPH and Natalie Smith Philadelphia Health Management Corp. |
| BE-A-BRIDGE (BAB) Statewide Capacity SurveyFull Report 4.18.07 | BE-A-Bridge Statewide Survey Full Report 4.18.07 The BE A BRIDGE Partnership aims to use a collaborative approach to build capacity among a broad spectrum of organizations for the purpose of linking tobacco resources to chronic disease efforts in Pennsylvania. Among the core BE A BRIDGE initiatives are three Regional Summits in Eastern, Central and Western Pennsylvania, each to be followed with skill-based workshops. The BE A BRIDGE Capacity Survey was developed by Philadelphia Health Management Corporation (PHMC) to solicit feedback from potential Summit and follow-up workshop attendees that would inform the planning of these events as well as to assess current capacity and training needs of organizations within Pennsylvania. The survey was distributed through BE A BRIDGE partner networks yielding 209 anonymous responses across Pennsylvania. |