got data? webinar a: community commons gis mapping...
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Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Oakland, CA
Got Data? Webinar A:Community Commons
GIS Mapping Tool
Q & A Instructions
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Program/ Curriculum Model
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Desired Outcomes
• Assess and reflect on team's AHLP including impact statement, outcomes, and indicators
• Reflect on how to frame AHLP messages for a variety of stakeholders/networks using GIS and other available tools
• Gain new program knowledge regarding available tools for presenting and framing data to make powerful statements
• Offer and receive feedback and support.
• See examples of how to use mapping tools to layer different types of key data related to your AHLP impact.
• Learn about a free and unprecedented resource for GIS mapping - Community Commons
Agenda
• Welcome, Housekeeping and Introduction [Karya Lustig]
• Got Data? Community Commons GIS Mapping Tool [Amy Max]
• Q&A and Discussion [Karya Lustig, Amy Max, Mark Horton, Fellows]
• Closing [Karya Lustig]
DIAL IN
Amy Max, MPHSenior Public Health AnalystPublic Health InstituteAmy Max, MPH, is a Senior Public Health Analyst at the Public Health Institute (PHI) where she leads PHI's population health data portfolio. She has managed several data projects and initiatives across California, including a custom data sharing system for CDC grantees and an award-winning partnership with a digital storytelling platform called LiveStories. Amy is passionate about data tools and technologies that facilitate population health improvement, and is a firm believer that what gets measured gets done.
Amy Max, MPH
Q & A and Discussion
Dial-in Instructions
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Figure 2. Three-Step Dial Information
Q & A Instructions
Welcome and thank you for joining the webinar.
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• Please submit questions via the Q&A feature. (Chat is disabled.)
• Please send your questions toAll Panelists.
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Thank You!
Please join us for our next webinar:
Wednesday, February 15, 2017, Got Data? Webinar B: Using Data to Tell Your Story through
Qualitative Data or PhotoVoice
