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4.4 Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Food Sovereignty Program

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Food Sovereignty Program, led by this week's guest, Dana Hewenkorn, promotes care, connection, and a stronger community throug

4.3 One Stop Health Box

You'll find Crawford County in southwest Wisconsin, along the Mississippi River. In this episode,

4.2 LION Mobile Clinic and Primary Care Medics

Penn State University's Mark Stephens, MD, MS, joins Public Health Did That to discuss two university initiatives to improve health status in Pennsylvania, the LION Mobil

4.1 Nevada Stronger

About 50 miles outside of Las Vegas in the Mojave Desert is the unincorporated town of Pahrump. Lonnie Harris joins Public Health Did That to discuss how Nevada Stronger

4.0 Welcome to Season Four: Rural Health

Season Four is coming soon! This season, we'll explore rural health initiatives across the US. This episode describes the upcoming season and what to expect.

3.7 Retailers CARE Program

The Retailers Creating a Responsible Environment (CARE) Program of Montgomery County Ohio, is the focus of this week's episode with Taniayah O'Quinn-Sims and Megan Robert

3.6 Injury-Free Coalition for Kids

In this episode, DiLenny Roca-Dominguez, Managing Director of the Injury-Free Coalition for Kids, discusses how the coalition uses research to inform injury prevention pr

3.5 Communities for Alcohol- and Drug-Free Youth

Clarissa Palmer and Liz Brochu join Public Health Did That to discuss how partnerships with local public health agencies, schools, businesses, and more contribute to the

3.4 Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative

Dallas Rau joins Public Health Did That to discuss the Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative and the importance of collaborative partnerships in improving menta

3.3 Public Health Communications Collaborative

Public Health Communications Collaborative's Director Amanda Kwong and Senior Associate Bethany Kuerten discuss the collaborative and how partnerships in public health co

3.2 Devin Madden and Christine Luis

What does it mean to partner with the community for public health research, and how can it be done well? This week, Devin Madden and Christine Luis join us to discuss a p

3.1 Central Carolina Community Collaborative

Kristen Soni from Advocate Health and Erin Shoe from the Carrabus Health Alliance join Public Health Did That to discuss the Central Carolina Community Collaborative. The

3.0 Partnerships for Success

Get ready for Season Three of Public Health Did That! This season, we'll explore public health partnerships and why they are critical to successful initiatives. This epis

2.7 Queerly ME

Kyle Warnock, Executive Director & Founder of Queerly ME, joins Public Health Did That to describe the nonprofit's efforts to create community among Maine's LGBTQ+ popula

2.6 Health in Partnership

Raymond Neal and Staphani Tyrance from Health in Partnership join PHDT to discuss their Rapid Response Support Service for Public Health Professionals--an effort to creat

2.5 America's Walking Club

Learn about the social and physical benefits promoted by America's Walking Club, with Henry Rosales, the organization's President and CEO.

2.4 Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium

Elizabeth Ralston comes to Public Health Did That to discuss her efforts to increase accessibility among art venues and events in Seattle through the Seattle Cultural Acc

2.3 Leah Roman

Roman Public Health Consulting's Leah Roman joins PHDT to discuss how to build accessibility into online resources and the role public health plays in increasing accessib

2.2 Fryeburg Recreation Department

Lindsay Knapp from the Fryeburg Recreation Department in Maine visits Public Health Did That to discuss the department's monthly community meals program. Episode transcri

2.1 Parfait Bassalé

Parfait Bassalé, a belonging strategist and singer-songwriter who uses leadership development, belonging frameworks, conflict transformation, and music to help people and