The Healthy Americas Institute was established by the National Alliance for Hispanic Health (Alliance) at the University of Southern California (USC) Keck School of Medicine as the Alliance’s principal research center supporting our mission to secure the best health for all. The Institute is dedicated to fostering better science through inclusion of underserved communities, public policy that reflects the needs of all in this country, and innovation in community health and human services.
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The purpose of this webinar website is to be an innovation institute that delivers state-of-the art information and practical tools and resources on solutions for securing the best health for all.
Hispanic Heritage Month Webinars
HOSTED BY A COMMUNITY OF CHANGE MAKERS
Community
Cross-Sector Collaboration
Collaboration, Policies & Tools for Meaningful Change
Learning Objectives: Webinar participants will be able to:
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Identify at least one data point on cross-sector collaboration in Hispanic communities
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Identify at least one critical element of profiled programs to foster collaboration.
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Identify at least one tool available to increase cross-sector collaboration.
Health & Human Services Integration
Cultivating Optimum Health - Mind. Body. Spirit.
Learning Objectives: Webinar participants will be able to:
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Identify at least one data point on non-medial factors in health and well-being
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Identify at least one model for integration of health and human services
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Identify at least one financing tool for integration of health and human services.
Integrations
Funding Resources
Financing Healthier & More Equitable Communities
Developing Resources to Conquer Tough Challenges
Learning Objectives: Webinar participants will be able to:
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Identify at least one survey data point on priorities for community well-being
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Identify at least one capital product available for building healthy communities.
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Identify at least one resource available for prevention or mission funding.
Fostering Civic Engagement
Volunteers & Advocates Building Robust Communities
Learning Objectives: Webinar participants will be able to:
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Identify at least one data point on civic participation in Hispanic communities
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Identify at least one critical element of profiled programs to foster civic engagement.
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Identify at least one tool available to increase civic engagement in communities.
Civic Engagement
Our Mission
Best Health for All
Our Vision
Strong healthy communities whose contributions are recognized by a society that fosters the health, well-being, and prosperity of all its members
