Engaging people with lived experience in any project or policy work must be based on time, trust, equal partnership roles… and fair compensation, of course. Here are some suggestions on how to go about it.

The first webinar of DASH’s four-part series on Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) offered an overview of the principles and tools used in the ABCD model. Registration is available for the remainder of the series.

It is essential to include the people with the experience in research and action related to health, public health, and social determinants of health. But it’s also important to carefully consider what is meant by “inclusion,” and to ensure the term and its initialism do not become an objectifying shorthand.

DASH is looking forward to hosting a free four-part webinar series on Asset-Based Community Development, starting in March, 2024. The series will be presented by Darryl Answer of Verge Solutions and Ron Dwyer-Voss of Pacific Community Solutions, as well as their DePaul colleague Indigo Bishop.

Data Across Sectors for Health (DASH) released two workbooks to help communities recognize data as an important asset in improving health equity.

This guide is designed for those who want to share health-related data but don’t know how or where to begin the process; as well as for those that have run into obstacles in their data-sharing planning.