Resources
The
team shared dozens of their unique
and popular resources with the organizations in the US. Here
are a few highlights:
 The
Ontario Health Promotion Email bulletin, with past issues
archived in an online searchable database: http://www.ohpe.ca/
The
Health Communication Unit's Message Review Tool
http://www.thcu.ca/infoandresources/publications/Complete%20Message
%20ReviewTool%20March20-03.pdf
Tobacco
Youth Vortal Project (http://www.smoke-fx.com/)
Workplace
Health Promotion project (http://www.thcu.ca/Workplace)
Health
Promotion 101 Online course
http://www.ohprs.ca/hp101/main.htm
The
Count Me In! Package of tools on inclusion as a health
promotion strategy
http://www.count-me-in.ca/
Prescribing
Prevention is a tool for health providers caring for individuals
with stroke, or at high risk for stroke, to enlarge their understanding
of health promotion and how it can be effectively applied in their
clinical settings
http://www.preventstroke.ca/en/page.php?Section=Prevent&id=65
The US organizations
brought exciting resources to the table. Numerous resources on capacity
building and health promotion can be found on their websites. We
have highlighted just a few.
Academy
for Educational Development, Washington, DC
http://www.aed.org/
Social
Marketing Lite provides an overview of the field of social
marketing authored by William A. Smith.
Benton Foundation,
Washington, DC
http://www.benton.org/
Sound
Partners seeks to facilitate citizens' involvement in making
decisions affecting health care by fostering partnerships between
public broadcasters, community organizations and additional media
entities.
Berkeley Media Studies
Group, Berkeley, California
http://www.bmsg.org
News
for a Change is an advocates' guide to working with the media.
Centre for Substance
Abuse Prevention, Washington, DC
http://prevention.samhsa.gov/
The Prevention
Platform is Toolkit for Assessment, Capacity, Planning, Implementation
and Evaluation.
Innovation
Network, Washington, DC
http://www.innonet.org
Theory
of Change is an innovative tool to design and evaluate social
change initiatives.
National
Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia
http://www.cdc.gov/
The National
Center of Health Marketing develops innovative health marketing
programs, products, and services that are customer-centered, high-impact,
and science-based. http://www.cdc.gov/healthmarketing/aboutnchm.htm
National
Youth Anti-Drug Campaign, Washington, DC
http://www.mediacampaign.org
The campaign
publications include sophisticated strategy documents, content
scans of major media, and evaluation documents and results. http://www.mediacampaign.org/publications/index.html
Prevention
Institute, Oakland, California
http://www.preventioninstitute.org
Environmental
Nutrition and Activity Community Tool (ENACT) http://www.preventioninstitute.org/sa/enact/enact/index.htm
ENACT is a
website which provides users an opportunity to learn about best
practices and promising strategies to improve nutrition and physical
activity environments. Users can conduct assessments, select priorities
for changing a particular environment (e.g. childcare, neighbourhood,
or workplace) and implement the ENACT strategies.
Society
for Public Health Education, Washington, DC
http://www.sophe.org
Advocacy
Summit - SOPHE is the lead on a health education wide Advocacy
Summit which prepares health educators to be effective advocates
including training and visits to Capital Hill. www.healtheducationadvocate.org
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Health
Promotion 2020 is a virtual tour through the dialogue, and
a map to take us into the future.
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