Word of Mouth Vol. 2 Iss. 2 – February 2021 Newsletter
Word of Mouth Vol.14 February 2021 Newsletter
Virtual Spaces on Racial Justice
Better Health Together is committed to supporting and providing these spaces to grieve, heal, and organize for change in our community. Please share within your organization.
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Spokane Collaborative Meeting Materials – Feb 18, 2021
Agenda Full slide deck Wilder survey Coffee date survey – tell us who you’d like to meet Template showcase slides
Community Voice
Black History Month Resources
Donate Black Lives Matter NAACP The Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center Educate yourself Online Resources Oprah Magazine Facing
Community Voice, Public Policy, Social Care Network
Does community water fluoridation affect IQ? No.
Several studies have examined the association between fluoride exposure and cognitive deficits and have found either no correlation or a correlation that is favorable toward cognitive outcomes. Check out the evidence!
Community Care Hub, Public Policy
P4P meeting materials – February 10, 2021
Agenda Slides Recording Notes Medium Contract Addendum 5.01 Excel 1 – P4P update w trends + state + priority measures_Jan2021
Building Health Systems: Network Science as Guide, Equity at the Center
Hear from Hadley Morrow and Stephanie Bultema with Population Health Innovation Lab (PHIL) discussing using network analysis to guide equitable systems change! In this web discussion, hear about how BHT has worked to bridge silos and ensure that organizations collaborate in new, innovative ways.
Public Health Emergency Special Enrollment Period Feb 15-August 15
For help with health insurance, call (509) 340-9008. The Navigators at BHT are available to assist customers over the phone during this Special Enrollment Period from February 15-May 15.
Because You Are Hoodies
Lake Roosevelt Community Health Centers and Keller School District collaborated with Cody Miller at Unitary Apparel to create and distribute
Black History Month Still Matters!
The observance of Black History Month may be set aside for the shortest month of February, but we should celebrate African and African American culture and our legacy of contributions to the world all year long. Black history is happening daily!
Don’t wait until next February to learn more about African & African American culture and history!