TA Resource Catalog

This catalog includes all TA products, including training recordings and written products, developed by the COVID-19 Health Equity TA Collaborative for OT21-2103 grant recipients. It will be updated as new products are developed during the grant cycle.

LGBTQIA+ Best Practices Virtual Learning & Conversation Series: Vaccines and Mitigating Spread of Monkey Pox with Lessons Learned from COVID-19

This webinar, recorded on November 30th, 2022, is the first of a four-part LGBTQIA+ focused series hosted by the Texas Health Institute. The first session’s content centered on identifying the current state of Monkey Pox strategies to mitigate its spread using lessons learned from COVID19.

Public Health Departments Contracting with Community-based Organizations to Implement Community Health Worker Programs

This toolkit is for health department staff who are pursuing contracts with Community Based Organizations (CBOs) to implement Community Health Workers (CHW) programs. Developed by the National Association of Community Health Workers (NACHW) in partnership with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO), this resource provides tips for hiring, training, and building CHW career pathways through your contracts.

Using Open-Source Data and Mapping to Understand Rural Community and Special Population Needs

This webinar, created Public Health Alliance of Southern California and the Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition on December 12, 2022, is the fourth of a four-part series on data equity. This webinar discussed barriers and proposed solutions for using data in addressing health inequities in rural populations.

From Survive to Thrive: COVID-19 Health Equity Implementation Best Practices Project ECHO

This resource guide and training series was compiled as part of a seven-session Project ECHO for Public Health. Participants engaged in a virtual community with their peers, where they shared support, guidance, and feedback. This knowledge-sharing model brought together practitioners from multiple focus areas for a robust, holistic approach to improving community health. This guide includes presentation recordings, resources, and tools featured in the training series.

Decolonizing Data Practices through Indigenous Evaluation Approaches

This webinar, created Public Health Alliance of Southern California and the Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition on November 14, 2022, is the third of a four-part series on data equity. This webinar discussed organizational policies and practices that can be adopted to support evaluation strategies rooted in racial equity, as well as approaches to authentically engage and collaborate with Indigenous populations to support their control over public health data and knowledge.

Best Practices in Transforming Data into Policy Actions for Health Equity and Racial Justice

This webinar, created Public Health Alliance of Southern California and the Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition on October 24, 2022, is the second of a four-part series on data equity. The webinar reviews The Healthy Places Index (HPI), which is a powerful data, mapping and policy platform. HPI was designed to identify opportunities to improve neighborhood health and help guide investments, programs, and policy changes.

A Race & Place Approach to Advancing Health Equity & Racial Justice

This webinar, created Public Health Alliance of Southern California and the Public Health Institute’s Center for Wellness and Nutrition on September 22, 2022, is the first of a four-part series on data equity. The webinar covers why examining both race and place are critical for promoting health equity.

Building Narrative Power for Health and Racial Equity

This webinar, from the NACCHO Annual Meeting- July 2022, was designed to build a shared understanding of key topics and terms, the relevance of narrative to transform culture, its power for health equity and racial justice, and its ability to translate knowledge and reimagine public health practice.

Addressing the Intersection of Suicide, Overdose, and Adverse Childhood Experiences: What Is the Capacity of Local Health Departments

This tool was created to survey local, state, and territorial health departments to collect data regarding their capacity to address suicide, overdose, and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) prevention.

Community Engagement in Community Health Improvement

In this session, recorded from July 13, 2022, participants learned about and discussed best practices for community engagement in a CHI process. A guest speaker from Lake County, IL shared their experience engaging community members in CHI. The Power Point presentation slides can be accessed here.

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