NEWSLETTER
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December 2022 Newsletter:
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As the year ends, we are so proud of each of you for being on this journey with us! We've done a lot! We helped get folks to the polls for the midterms with our RxVote campaign. We also launched, along with 16 civic health and healthcare leader partners, our Civic Heath Compact... (continue)
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November 2022 Newsletter:
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As we reflect on 2022, we thank you for your continued support and engagement. We value you as partners and collaborators in this work. In addition to registering 231 individuals to vote, we successfully published the Civic Health Compact, which offers practical steps healthcare delivery organizations can take to advance civic engagement in their settings.
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October 2022 Newsletter:
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Civic Health Alliance is inviting you to a webinar to deepen the conversation about civic engagement and health and highlight the linkages between policy decisions and their impact on health.​
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September 2022 Newsletter:
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Civic Health Alliance is inviting you to a webinar to mark the release of the Civic Health Compact. The Compact outlines how health systems can incorporate civic engagement into their policies and practices to promote the overall wellness of their staff and patient populations.
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August 2022 Newsletter:
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The Civic Health Alliance is a proud partner of Civic Health Month, a project of Vot-ER that aims to ensure that each and every voter is able to use the ballot box to shape the health of their communities. Below is a round up of a few civic health resources and opportunities we’ve been sharing daily in the month of August.
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August 2022 Newsltter:
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In June, in collaboration with Dr. Mark Shapiro, we launched the #VoteAND social media campaign. The effort sought to recognize the continued importance of voting while acknowledging that voting alone may not be enough to actualize the change(s) we are seeking.