ICH is awarded new grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)News by Institute for Community Health | May 22, 2020 ICH was recently awarded a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to evaluate the Community Solutions for Health Equity (CSHE) program. With Community Catalyst as an implementation partner, the CSHE program works with communities affected by structural racism…
AEA365 blog features post by ICH’s Leah ZallmanNews by Institute for Community Health | May 14, 2020 Earlier this week, the American Evaluation Association’s blog, AEA365, featured a post by ICH’s Leah Zallman. Leah shared tricks and tips about advocacy evaluation. Read the post, “Advocacy Evaluation is Complicated! Let’s make it simpler”, here.
ICH’s Leah Zallman co-authors new piece in STAT NewsNews by Institute for Community Health | April 23, 2020 ICH’s Leah Zallman co-authored an opinion piece in STAT News that discusses Cambridge Health Alliance’s community management model as an innovative and successful way to combat COVID-19. The STAT News article, “Our hospital’s community management strategy for Covid-19 works. Yours…
ICH’s Ranjani Paradise mentioned in a Boston Globe articleNews by Institute for Community Health | April 16, 2020 A recent Boston Globe article mentions ICH’s Ranjani Paradise and her work in her Boston-area community to help her neighbors during the pandemic. The Boston Globe article, “Amid coronavirus outbreak, Newton neighbors reach out with aid,” is linked here.
Los Angeles Times article quotes ICH’s Leah ZallmanNews by Institute for Community Health | April 16, 2020 A recent Los Angeles Times article quotes ICH’s Leah Zallman on her preparation and flexibility to join clinically in the fight against COVID-19. The Los Angeles Times article, “This is how we’re getting extra doctors and nurses to fight coronavirus,”…
Bringing Programs to Scale in US Public SystemsBlog Post by Deborah Klein Walker | March 26, 2020 Although there are a plethora of evidence-based interventions that have been shown to improve health, many of them have not been scaled up to have population level effects across regions, states or the entire United States. Why is this? What…
