Integrating a Health Equity Framework into Welcoming Work

Welcoming Interactive 2016

Atlanta Georgia

The session was sponsored by New Venture Fund with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Welcome amp Objectives

Todayrsquos Speakers

Barbara Murock

Allegheny County Department of Human Services

Maria Azuri

Mayorrsquos Office of Immigrant

Affairs - City of Atlanta

Jennifer Driver

Welcoming America

Session Objectives

By the end of this workshop participants will

bull Describe the intersection of welcoming and health equity by focusing on the social determinants of health

bull Discuss on how the welcoming framework can be leveraged to promote health equity

bull Identify community partners to strengthen health equity work

Defining Healthy Communities

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Welcome amp Objectives

Todayrsquos Speakers

Barbara Murock

Allegheny County Department of Human Services

Maria Azuri

Mayorrsquos Office of Immigrant

Affairs - City of Atlanta

Jennifer Driver

Welcoming America

Session Objectives

By the end of this workshop participants will

bull Describe the intersection of welcoming and health equity by focusing on the social determinants of health

bull Discuss on how the welcoming framework can be leveraged to promote health equity

bull Identify community partners to strengthen health equity work

Defining Healthy Communities

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Todayrsquos Speakers

Barbara Murock

Allegheny County Department of Human Services

Maria Azuri

Mayorrsquos Office of Immigrant

Affairs - City of Atlanta

Jennifer Driver

Welcoming America

Session Objectives

By the end of this workshop participants will

bull Describe the intersection of welcoming and health equity by focusing on the social determinants of health

bull Discuss on how the welcoming framework can be leveraged to promote health equity

bull Identify community partners to strengthen health equity work

Defining Healthy Communities

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Session Objectives

By the end of this workshop participants will

bull Describe the intersection of welcoming and health equity by focusing on the social determinants of health

bull Discuss on how the welcoming framework can be leveraged to promote health equity

bull Identify community partners to strengthen health equity work

Defining Healthy Communities

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Defining Healthy Communities

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Social Ecological Model

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Social-Ecological Model

bull What are all the things that influence health outcomes

Social-Ecological Approach

bull What strategies can we utilize to impact the influences

Social-Ecological Model vs Approach

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

What is the social ecology for members in your community

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Defining the Built Environment

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Where We Live Impacts our Health

bull Air (breathing and asthma)

bull Land (what we eat how we move)

bull Water (what we drink)

bull Social Environment (how we live)

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Reflection Social and Cultural Factors Related to Your Healthbull When you were sick as a child

bull When were you sick enough to stay home from school

bull How did your family feel about going to the doctor

bull What did your family believe about taking care of you

bull Foods that were good for you

bull Causes of a fever amp how to treat it

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Defining Healthy EquityWhat is health equity Why is health equity important to everyone How do communities practice health equity

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

What is health equity

bull A basic principle that ldquoall people have a right to healthhellipand can access health

bull Health disparities are differences in the prevalence of health conditions and health status between groups

bull Health disparities affect groups marginalized because ofbull Income status Education Immigrant status

bull Raceethnicity Social Supportnetworks English-language ability

bull Sexual orientation Isolation Fear

bull Gender Health services Culture

bull Disability status Geneticbiological factors Social norms customs

bull Geographic location Physical environment Communication

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Termshellipcontinued

bull People in marginalized groups or those experiencing health disparities often have decreased health and also tend to have less access to the social determinants or conditions of health

bull Social Cultural and Economic determinants of health (the tools leading to health)

bull Health disparities are referred to as health inequalities when they are the result of the systematic and unjust distribution of these critical conditions

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Guiding questions

bull How is creating health access different for immigrants and refugees ndash on behalf of the individual and also the health agencyclinic

bull How are different aspects of health care addressed for immigrantrefugee communities for ex maternal health mental health reproductive and sexual health adolescent health

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Determinants of Health

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

How do Social Cultural and Economic Determinants affect health equity

Social

bull Integration

bull Isolation

bull Supportive network

bull Connectedness

bull Media messaging

bull Transportation

bull Modeling of bx

bull ldquoSocial brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Cultural

bull Norms

bull Expectations

bull Negative bias

bull Cultural messaging regarding health amp ldquopersonal responsibility

bull Cultural brokersrdquo

bull Communication

Economic

bull Economic inclusionpower

bull Education

bull Brain waste

bull Low vs high skills

bull Language

bull Vocational opportunities

bull Transportation

High barriers Low Barriers

Healthy

Communities

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Intersection of Welcoming and Health Equity

bull Welcoming work is about letting people know ldquothere is a place and space for youhelliprdquo hellipcommunities do this in varied wayshellip

bull The importance of using a Health equity and Empowerment lens

-Health equity and equity in access to informationresources

bull An empowerment lens refers to looking at the strengths that peoplegroupscommunities have and using these strengths to overcome barriers

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Intersectionshellip

H

e

a

l

t

h

W

e

l

c

o

m

i

n

g

Information

Accessible

InclusiveldquoA feelingrdquo

Communicat

ion

Targeted

Participatory

Social norms

ExpectationsOutreach

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Putting Health Equity into Practice Subtext as needed

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Bridging Health Equity and Welcoming

bull Building on strengths

bull Identifying barriers

bull Leveraging equity policies

KEY Fostering a core value of inclusion

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Creating Partnerships

First Step Strength in Numbers

bull Immigrants and Internationals Advisory Council Committees with Stakeholders

bull Becoming Visible creating a collective Voice

Next Step Determining the barriers plan an agenda

Third Step Finding Partners

bull Who wants what we wantmdashmutual interests

bull Who has what we needmdashresources access points

bull Whose plate is it on

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Developing a Network of Support

bull Guide from the side

bull Keep partners engaged with us

bull A seat at their table

KEY Fostering Win-Win

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Leveraging Support

bull Partnerships for funding

bull Insure equity for immigrants with not for

KEY Fostering Immigrant Leadership

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Guided Discussion Examples from the field

Subtext as needed

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Examples from the Field

bull Allegheny County

bull Fairfax County

bull Mental amp Reproductive Health

bull Education

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Participant WorkshopSubtext as needed

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Social Determinants of Health

bullEconomic Stability

bullEducation

bullSocial and Community Context

bullHealth and Health Care

bullNeighborhood and Built Environment

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Discussion RecommendationsSubtext as needed

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Upcoming Events

bull Welcoming Institute

bull White Paper

bull Webinar Series

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Funding Opportunity Healthiest Cities amp Counties Challenge

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

Resources

bull Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

bull Promoting Health Equity A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

bull Walking Together- Produced by Lutheran Community Services NW

bull Community Approaches to Advance Health Equity

bull Data Set Directory of Social Determinants of Health at the Local Level

bull The Surgeon Generals Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

ClosingSubtext as needed

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