Abstract
Overview of the STRYVE Action Council
Julie Alonso
Seattle, WA
APHA 2021 Annual Meeting and Expo
The STRYVE Action Council was formed in 2010 to leverage the expertise, resources and influence of partners inside and outside of public health and advance our work in communities. The CDC guides and administers the STRYVE Action Council with support from the Safe States Alliance. All Action Council member organizations provide voluntary, in-kind support to the STRYVE Action Council and its activities.
Planning of health education strategies, interventions, and programs
Abstract
The way forward: Empowering teens to prevent violence
Beverly Kingston, PhD
University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO
APHA 2021 Annual Meeting and Expo
The session will include STRYVE Action Council members and partner organizations and engage in a discussion about how recent events are inspiring action and being leveraged across communities to make a real impact. Panelists will share examples from local, state, and national initiatives using a public health approach to engage and empower youth as part of the solution to prevent violence.
Chronic disease management and prevention Planning of health education strategies, interventions, and programs
Abstract
The way forward: Empowering teens to prevent violence Part 2
Wil Crary, MSW
Prevention Institute, Oakland, CA
APHA 2021 Annual Meeting and Expo
The session will include STRYVE Action Council members and partner organizations and engage in a discussion about how recent events are inspiring action and being leveraged across communities to make a real impact. Panelists will share examples from local, state, and national initiatives using a public health approach to engage and empower youth as part of the solution to prevent violence.
Planning of health education strategies, interventions, and programs
Abstract
The way forward: Empowering teens to prevent violence-Part 3
Franklin Cosey-Gay, PhD, MPH
Chicago, IL
APHA 2021 Annual Meeting and Expo
This presentation will share examples from a Chicago-based initiative using a public health approach to engage and empower youth as part of the solution to prevent violence.
Program planning