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Strategy-Aligned Research to Accelerate Dementia Prevention and Care
Wednesday, March 13th, 2024 | 11:00 AM CT
Strategy-Aligned Research (SAR) is an approach to aligning and accelerating the research efforts of many different organizations to achieve greater progress on social impact that the researchers and research funders are seeking to have. SAR was pioneered in Engineering Research Centers funded in the U.S. by the National Science Foundation, but the approach is being adopted to align and improve the impact of social science research related to reducing gender-based violence and family adversity in Canada and other topics.
This webinar will introduce how SAR is aligning research findings related to strategies for ADRD prevention and caregiving. The focus is on non-pharma interventions which often don't get the level of funding that goes into pharma-centered research.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation, Inc.
Founder of the Population Health Learning Collaborative, LLC.
Co-author of the peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Change Management (2021)
Leading Social Transformations: Creative Public Value and Advancing the Common Good
Using the Power of AI to Detect Dementia and Improve Caregiving
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The accelerating increase in people living with dementia is rapidly outstripping the capabilities of most regions to properly care for them. Fortunately, there are ways that economically scalable technologies can help us better address this extraordinary challenge. This webinar will share encouraging ways that AI technology can help with earlier and more economical detection of Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia. With earlier detection, many interventions—both medications and non-pharma interventions—can have a greater success in extending the time when a person can enjoy life with fewer of the debilitating symptoms that grow worse as the disease progresses. The webinar will also share two examples of promising high-impact, low-cost strategies that can significantly enhance the care of people living with dementia in both in-home and congregate living settings.
Presenters
Bill Barberg, co-founder of the Population Health Learning Collaborative, President and Founder of InsightFormation
Vijaya Kolachlama, PhD, Assistant Professor, Boston University School of Medicine and Boston University Department of Computer Science
Melissa Lee, PhD, Assistant Director, Diagnostics Accelerator, Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF).
Nicc Johnson, Founder and CEO, Music Health
Juliet Holt Klinger, MA, EVP Strategy and Growth, TapRoot Interventions and Solutions
Introducing the CareLink360™ Digital Health Companion™ - Transforming Care and Connection for our Aging Population
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This webinar introduces a powerful use of technology to help people who are not likely to use laptops, tablets, or smartphones. The CareLink360™Digital Health Companion™ is a dedicated medical device that brings a wide range of valuable capabilities to seniors, those who care for them, and their families. This is a powerful way for facilities that care for and provide housing for seniors to augment their staff in ways that increase resident satisfaction, well-being, and connections with family members.
Learn from the Founder and CEO of CareLink360™, Paula Muller, and Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, David Duplay.
How HopeHub and a Smart Justice Approach are Saving Families, Taxpayer Dollars, and Our Future
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Join us for a webinar that introduces a remarkable non-profit organization that is making impressive progress in some of the most challenging circumstances. The issues of incarceration, recidivism, child welfare, foster care, and helping families deal with poverty have stubbornly resisted most efforts to move outcomes in the right direction. But, for Restore Hope, with their 100 Families initiatives, the HopeHub software, and the Smart Justice approach, the results have been consistently positive.
Join this webinar to learn about a Collective Impact success story and the technology that could help your community support people moving from crisis to self-sufficiency.
Presenters
Bill Barberg, co-founder of the Population Health Learning Collaborative, President and Founder of InsightFormation
Paul Chapman, Director of Restore Hope Arkansas.
Karen Phillips, Associate Director, Restore Hope Arkansas.
Racial Disparities in Dementia: Strategies to Address the Inequity
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In this webinar, the panel of speakers will share briefly about the serious nature of the racial disparities in the prevalence of dementia among black seniors and the lower level of understanding and support for addressing the many challenges that dementia brings to both those living with it and their caregivers.
Most of the webinar will share about practical ways that communities, organizations, and individuals can take steps to reduce the disparities and delay the more symptoms and struggles of people impacted by dementia. Host: Bill Barberg, Founder of the Population Health Learning Collaborative.
Presenters:
Dr. Bashir Easter, founder of Melanin Minded, LLC.
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Karah Alexander, MPH, PhD(c), Emory University
Karen O. Moss, PhD, RN, CNL, Assistant Professor, The Ohio State University.
Kenya Engram, Board Certified Music Therapist.
Cynthia Benjamin, Co-Founder & Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at Together.
Unlocking the Transformative Power of READING for People Living with Dementia
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As the number of people with Alzheimer's Disease and dementia grows, it is important to use the most effective tools to help them maintain their cognitive capacity and get joy out of life. One of the most promising (and underutilized) tools involves special reading materials and programs that are designed for seniors living with dementia. Join dementia expert, Teepa Snow, and some inspiring social entrepreneurs and senior-serving practitioners who are demonstrating the ways that specially designed books can bring the joy of reading to people who may not have read in years! And that is just the beginning of the benefits.
Participants will hear from front-line professionals who are using the Reading2Connect® program in libraries and assisted living communities. You’ll also see how the Sociavi Digital Health Companion™ can be used to further enhance the use of these specialized reading materials. Webinar participants will also learn creative ways to bring this program into your homes, libraries, senior centers, faith communities, assisted living, or memory care communities.
Presenters:
Teepa Snow, renowned dementia care expert and educator
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Susan Ostrowski, Co-Creator/Owner of Reading2Connect®
Paula Muller, Founder of Sociavi
Jeanine Woosley, Executive Director, Casey’s Pond Senior Living
Lynne Haynes, Coordinator of Home Borrowing and Outreach Services
Nancy Larson, Adult Services Coordinator
Improve Collective Impact - Keys to Engagement, Alignment, and Results
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It is increasingly clear that most of the complex challenges faced by states and communities cannot be solved with isolated programs or policies. The concept of Collective Impact makes sense, and many coalitions have embraced the concept. But it is easier said than done. Most of the practices, tools, funding models, and training that people and organizations use are based on traditional approaches to working in silos--seeking funding and credit for your individual organization or program.
For the past several years, InsightFormation has been a leader in advancing techniques, tools, and approaches that are designed to improve the development of collaborative strategies and community teamwork. This webinar shares some of those key practices and how cross-sector coalitions can adopt these practices to make collective impact a reality.
Presenter
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Upgrade United Way Practices for Community Impact, Funding & Evaluation
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For many United Ways, a major emphasis in the past decade has been to strengthen Collective Impact as a key pathway to enhance outcomes in community health, education, and economic well-being. Yet, the practical work of co-creating, implementing, and evaluating the type of multi-faceted strategies that are needed to address these complex issues has proved to be easier said than done.
This webinar will share how the United Way of Calgary (Alberta) and the United Way of Greater Nashua (New Hampshire) have adopted a set of practices that build on system thinking rather than isolated program evaluation.
The webinar will introduce techniques like strategy management at scale, strategy mapping, and upgrading from the theory of change to a theory of transformation.
Presenters
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Michael Quinn Patton, Founder and CEO of Utilization-Focused Evaluation
Jennifer Medlock, Research and Policy Manager, PolicyWise
Bethany White, Evaluation Manager at United Way of Calgary and Area
Liz Fitzgerald, Director of Community Impact at United Way of Greater Nashua
Nora Murphy Johnson, CEO of Inspire to Change
Beyond Zoning: Co-creating a Community Strategy for Accessory Dwelling Units (Expanded Live Encore)
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ADUs have the potential to increase affordable rental housing and home ownership. However, the barriers are also significant.
Most regions that want more ADUs are struggling with gaining the benefits they hope ADUs will deliver.
Join us for this 60-minute webinar that will share high-impact ways to engage your community stakeholders in creating an ADU ecosystem.
This webinar is ideal for communities that are already interested in developing a housing strategy that includes ADUs. Even if there is political will to allow more flexible housing options, most local governments and coalitions lack the resources, time, or expertise to design the policy changes and integrate those policies into a housing strategy that brings the most benefits with the fewest risks.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Music: A Secret Sauce for a Community Dementia Strategy
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The growing research on music and the brain is yielding a remarkable array of inspiring programs and approaches for delaying and addressing dementia.
This webinar features six innovators who are combining the powerful insights from neuroscience with technology and community partnerships (and in one case, beer), to bring hope and health to people impacted by dementia.
Participants will learn how Giving Voice is helping to launch dementia choirs around the world.
This 60-minute webinar is all about the "secret sauce" ingredients for a multi-faceted community strategy to address the issues of aging and dementia.
Presenters:
Teepa Snow, renowned dementia care expert and educator
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Paula Muller, Founder of Sociavi
Eyleen Braaten, Executive Director, Giving Chorus
Adam Reinwald, Artistic Director, Kantorei, and Viceroy of Fun” for Beer Choir
Justin Goodarz, VP, Business Development, Music Health
Learn how to maximize the positive impact of your PDG $, with less effort
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Join us for an information-packed, 30-minute webinar to learn some of the inspiring ways that state and local early childhood coalitions are using powerful techniques and tools for community strategy engagement to break down silos, enhance alignment, and streamline communication of local and statewide efforts to achieve PDG goals.
The webinar will share how early childhood coalitions across New Hampshire (and a statewide alliance) are leveraging powerful strategic practices and tools such as strategy mapping, an online strategy engagement platform, and enhanced community teamwork to achieve greater collective impact and system change.
The webinar is short and fast-paced, but participants will also get to access a variety of additional resources such as the ACEs & Resilience Resource Commons for Communities (ARRCC) and additional training on strategy mapping and community engagement.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Liz Fitzgerald, Director of Community Impact at United Way of Greater Nashua
Mary Doherty, Greater Nashua Smart Start
Mollie White, Management Consultant and Executive Manager for Coös Coalition for Young Children and Families.
Learn how to develop a community strategy for Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
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Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease are serious challenges facing most communities and states. There is a wide range of resources available, but very few regions have a solid strategy that is being effectively implemented to address these issues.
Insightformation, a leader in supporting collective impact success, is offering a year-long highly interactive program to help coalitions accelerate, enhance, and monitor a multi-faceted strategy to address the challenges faced by an aging population. This program is ideal for co-creating and strengthening state and community strategies to prevent, delay and address dementia and related conditions.
The Community Strategy Engagement Accelerator for 2023 (CSEA-23) is a 12-month "Learning and Doing" program that will engage individuals, organizations, and coalitions in the U.S. and Canada in the process of co-creating and improving the implementation of robust, cross-sector strategies related to dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, and other topics.
Participants in this 30-minute webinar will learn how their state or local coalition can build on the inspiring work being done by a highly engaged coalition in Calgary, Alberta.
Proactive strategies to Reduce ER visits, hospitalizations and readmissions for chronic care patients
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Join our free webinar to learn how proactive use of Remote Patient Monitoring can help your hospital provide high-value monitoring of patients in their own homes, leading to better outcomes and improved quality of life. We'll also discuss how remote patient monitoring can improve the financial strength of hospitals by increasing revenue without adding to your staff, attracting new patients, and reducing unreimbursed readmission costs. This 30-minute webinar features brief presentations and an information-packed discussion by the panel which features a special guest, Dr. Teresa Sieck, CEO, President, and CMO of WebCareHealth.
Presenters
Teresa Sieck, CEO and President, Chief Medical Officer, Co-Founder WebCareHealth.
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Charansakhi Panchal, experienced clinical research coordinator
Maneesh Gondesi, Digital Health student at Mohawk College.
Optimizing Remote Patient Monitoring for Improved Workflow, Outcomes, and Profitability of Pain Management Clinics
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Discover the benefits of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) for pain management clinics by participating in our complimentary 30-minute webinar.
This session will showcase how incorporating RPM into your clinic's services can lead to improved patient outcomes and a better quality of life by allowing patients to receive high-quality care from the comfort of their homes through timely intervention and using a patient-centered approach.
Additionally, the session will show how RPM can enhance the financial strength of pain management clinics by augmenting revenue streams, attracting new patients, and increasing patient load while reducing administrative burden.
The concise webinar includes a brief presentation followed by a panel discussion featuring Dr. Teresa Sieck, CEO, President, and CMO of WebCareHealth, as a distinguished guest. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain valuable information and engage in an interactive dialogue with the panelists.
Presenters
Teresa Sieck, CEO and President, Chief Medical Officer, Co-Founder WebCareHealth.
Bill Barberg, President & Founder InsightFormation, Inc.
Hafsa Sallad, Registered Practical Nurse, Digital Health Student
Kunda Kanku Marong, Registered Nurse, Digital Health Student
Techniques and Tools for Elevating Public Health Performance and Impact
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The Public Health Infrastructure funding is finally providing one-time money to help health departments improve their performance and impact. The themes for this funding include "Coordinate and Collaborate" and "Monitor and Evaluate."
The vision is to move towards Public Health 3.0 and help their community move "from silos to systems." While the funding is flexible, it leaves many health departments wondering about the most appropriate and practical techniques and tools for accomplishing those important aspirations. That is precisely why we created this webinar!
Participants will see specific techniques and tools that can allow both state and local health departments to make the most of this one-time funding opportunity to achieve meaningful and sustainable improvements in their performance and impact.
How Local Health Departments Can Make the Most of New PH Infrastructure Funding
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States will be getting significant new funding for improving Public Health infrastructure, but the needs are so much greater than the funding, so it will be important to invest the funds in ways that generate the greatest positive impact. 40% of the funding that states get will be passed through to local health departments. This webinar shares some high-impact ways to maximize the impact of this money—helping each local health department get more resources.
Join us to learn how local health departments in your state can benefit from creative partnerships, sharing, eLearning, and group coaching in state-of-the-art practices so you get a lot more value from the dollars received by your state health department.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Carey Sipp, Director of Strategic Partnerships, PACEs Connection
Nora Murphy Johnson, CEO of Inspire to Change
Michael Quinn Patton, Founder and CEO of Utilization-Focused Evaluation
How State Health Depts Can Maximize the Impact of New Public Health Infrastructure $$
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The new ARPA funding for strengthening public health infrastructure creates an opportunity to significantly strengthen state health departments and their effectiveness in addressing the complex health challenges facing nearly every community in the nation.
This webinar shares some high-impact ways to maximize the impact of this money and simplify and enhance your CDC-RFA-OE22-2203 application.
Join us to learn how you can add low-cost, high-value elements to your budget and funding application that will bring benefits for many years to come.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Nora Murphy Johnson, CEO of Inspire to Change
Michael Quinn Patton, Founder and CEO of Utilization-Focused Evaluation
“How One State Achieved Breakthrough Improvements in a Highly Stressed Foster Care System”
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This webinar shares the inspiring story of how Restore Hope Arkansas achieved dramatic improvements in the wellbeing of children and youth who were in (or who would have entered into) a highly stressed foster care system. I
Participants will learn about powerful community strategy engagement techniques that can enable them to significantly improve collective impact when addressing the many complex challenges involved with achieving breakthroughs in the child protection system and improving the wellbeing of children and youth.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Paul Chapman, Director of Restore Hope
Tina Lee, associate professor of anthropology and the director of the Applied Social Science Program at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Author of the book “Catching a Case”.
“Use ESSER $$ for Dashboard Tech to Benefit Students & Schools”
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This webinar shares about the growing understanding of social determinants, long used to inform public health and healthcare initiatives, and how “Social Determinants of Education” can be blended with school data to understand the impact on student achievement.
In addition to viewing dashboards that show how social determinants data can provide valuable insights and support decision-making, presenters will also discuss ESSER and available funding sources for investing in technology and data-driven solutions that inform high-impact strategies for student success.
You’ll learn how administrators can use data analytics and dashboards to evaluate upstream factors that impact student success, better address gaps in the student communities they serve, and enable more rapid learning and improved student outcomes.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Stefany Goradia, Vice President of Analytics for RS21’s Health Lab, is a national leader in using data to improve success in addressing Social Determinants of Health (and of educational success).
Matthew Makofske, Senior Healthcare Analyst at RS21.
“5 Ways to SUPERCHARGE your ACEs or Early Childhood Coalition”
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The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented needs in most communities. The health and economic disparities that were alarming before the pandemic has grown worse in the past year. Vulnerable children (and teens) often suffer the most harm.
Coalitions that work to prevent and address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and that strive to improve Early Childhood Development play a vital role in helping solve these complex challenges.
This webinar focuses on five powerful ways that these social impact coalitions can dramatically increase their effectiveness and impact in 2022 and into the future.
If you lead (or are a member of) a coalition that hopes to accelerate and enhance your efforts to achieve “collective impact” in your community, then you’ll find a lot of value in this webinar.
You’ll learn about ways to: get money for your coalition or projects; save huge amounts of time; build your coalition’s capacity for “co-alignment”; better manage the many types of information needed for long-term success.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Quinn Gregory, Executive Director of Sierra Community Medical Foundation.
Paul Chapman, Director of Restore Hope
“Harnessing ARP Funds for Student & Early Childhood Success”
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School Districts now have money from the Elementary & Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funding to help students negatively impacted by the pandemic. The question is HOW?
This webinar shares several high-impact and sustainable ways that School Districts can get greater and more sustainable impact by taking advantage of excellent work already done by others.
Other webinars in this series focus on the processes and practices to improve collaboration for collective impact. This webinar shares some of the “secret sauce” ingredients that can be part of your school district’s “recipe” for student success.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Kay Reed, co-founder of The Dibble Institute, is a creator of high-impact mental health and relationship curriculum for young people.
Carlo Franzblau, founder of Sing Out and Read, and creator of TUNE Into READING, a proven technology-based approach that uses singing to accelerate reading proficiency.
Kelly Crane, a State Policy Specialist for Prevent Child Abuse America, and a champion for vulnerable children.
Stefany Goradia, Vice President of Analytics for RS21’s Health Lab, is a national leader in using data to improve success in addressing Social Determinants of Health (and of educational success).
Zoe Hansen-DiBello, PhD, Sr. Liaison to the Basic Learning Network.
“Engaging Local Coalitions to Help Students (using ESSER Funding)”
Now ON DEMAND
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented needs in most communities. The health and economic disparities that were alarming before the pandemic have grown worse in the past year. Vulnerable children (and teens) often suffer the most harm.
Coalitions that work to prevent and address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and that strive to improve Early Childhood Development play a vital role in helping solve these complex challenges.
This webinar focuses on 5 POWERFUL ways that school districts can engage local organizations and coalitions to help students overcome challenging circumstances and succeed.
Participants will learn about powerful techniques and tools that have been featured in a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Change Management.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Using American Recovery Plan Funding for your ACEs, Trauma & Resilience Coalition
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The American Recovery Plan (ARP) provides unprecedented amounts of funding to support communities in dealing with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of these funding sources, the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Response (ESSER) funding is an excellent source for funding your work to minimize and address ACEs and help improve collaboration to support students. The third block of ESSER funding is $122 Billion dollars (a staggering amount), and 90% of that must be passed from the states to the school districts.
This webinar shares specific ways to make a compelling case for specific uses of the ESSER funding that will create high impact in the short and long term.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Implementing Collaborative Strategies to address the Housing Crisis, Evictions, and Homelessness
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One frustrating part of the housing crisis is that there are so many factors that need to be addressed to achieve sustainable success. Success requires significant improvements in how coalitions develop and implement large-scale, long-term strategies.
This webinar introduces powerful techniques that were featured in a peer-reviewed journal article in the Journal of Change Management: “Leading Social Transformations: Creating Public Value and Advancing the Common Good”.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
ARRCC Action Network-Program Details and Q&A Webinar
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Are you interested in participating in the ARRCC Action Network's Group Coaching Program for 2022 but still wondering about details? On November 17, Bill Barberg will be leading a 30-minute webinar/Q&A session to go over details on the Group Coaching program that will begin in March of 2022.
This webinar will go over the details of the deliverables, agenda and schedule of the 2022 program and answer your questions about the program.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Accelerating Successful ACEs Prevention & Resilience Efforts in 2022
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While there is widespread awareness of the importance of minimizing and addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), most communities struggle with how to develop and implement a strategy to reduce ACEs, increase the use of Trauma-Informed Practices, and strengthen community resilience.
This webinar shares the stories of three groups that have been participating in the 2021 cohort of the ARRCC Action Network. Participants in the webinar will learn how this current program is helping these coalitions dramatically improve their effectiveness in building out and implementing parts of a larger ACEs & Resilience strategy.
The webinar shares parts of their journey and shows examples of the techniques they are learning for creating more powerful and “implementable” strategies.
Presenters:
Nicole Letourneau Ph.D. RN FCAHS FAAN is Principal Investigator of the Child Health Intervention and Longitudinal Development (CHILD) Studies Program. She is Director of Research and Education for Solutions to Violence (RESOLVE) Alberta
Lubna Anis is a foreign-trained doctor, a Ph.D., and a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Calgary.
Mike Ritter, Deputy Director of Domestic Violence Intervention (DVI) of Lebanon County.
Mollie White, Management Consultant and Executive Manager for Coös Coalition for Young Children and Families.
Sarah Fox, Program Manager for the New Hampshire Alliance of Regional Early Childhood Coalitions.
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Innovations in Housing Finance and Ownership Models - LIVE Encore
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Solving the housing crisis will require many different strategies, and some of the most important strategies involve innovations in finance and ownership. Fortunately, there are many proven approaches and inspiring innovations that communities can weave together to support an inclusive, equitable housing ecosystem that helps people thrive and develop self-sufficiency. This webinar introduces some of those innovations and the power of combining them.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Innovations in Housing Finance and Ownership Models
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Solving the housing crisis will require many different strategies, and some of the most important strategies involve innovations in finance and ownership. Fortunately, there are many proven approaches and inspiring innovations that communities can weave together to support an inclusive, equitable housing ecosystem that helps people thrive and develop self-sufficiency. This webinar introduces some of those innovations and the power of combining them.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Leading Social Transformations: A Case Study Update on Advancing the Common Good
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In May of 2021, the Journal of Change Management (Vol. 21, No. 2) published a peer-reviewed article entitled "Leading Social Transformations: Creating Public Value and Advancing the Common Good." One of the main case studies in the article involves efforts to transform the family justice system in Canada, starting with British Columbia and Alberta. That case study illustrates the use of innovative techniques and tools that build on a rich history of strategy management in ways that are designed to address social transformation in ways that create value and enhance the common good.
This webinar digs deeper into those techniques and tools in the context of an updated and deeper dive into the Canadian case study. Each of the article's four authors will share more about the power and potential of these emerging practices and tools. They will be joined by two leaders of the Canadian initiative who can share more insights on how this approach is building momentum and increasing the odds of accomplishing their bold aspirations.
Presenters:
Michael Quinn Patton, Founder and CEO of Utilization-Focused Evaluation
John M. Bryson, McKnight Presidential Professor Emeritus at the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Barbara C. Crosby, Associate Professor Emerita at the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Jane Morley, Strategic Coordinator for Access to Justice BC
Diana Lowe, Executive Counsel to the Chief Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta
Increasing the Housing Supply by Increasing Accessory Dwelling Units (and More)
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The need for more places for people to live--especially at relatively affordable rates--is urgent and dire. Part of the strategy for many communities is increasing Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). This webinar introduces many elements of a robust strategy for helping communities scale up a variety of programs that support increasing ADUs as one part of a response to the housing shortage.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Using InsightVision to support a comprehensive ACEs & Resilience Strategy
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This webinar will demonstrate how through the use of technology coalitions addressing seemingly intractable high priority community-wide health and social issues can benefit from the use of Strategy Management. InsightVision is an online platform that provides a sophisticated framework that supports Strategy Maps, Strategy-Aligned Management, Balanced Score Card, and much more.
Presenters:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Diana Lowe, Executive Counsel to the Chief Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta
Jane Morley, Strategic Coordinator for Access to Justice BC
Joslyn Kuchinski, Coordinator, Greater Nashua Smart Start Coalition for Early Childhood Success
Practical Strategies to Increase the Supply of Housing (Home-Sharing and More)
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Increasing the supply of housing is essential for addressing the housing crisis that is destroying many lives and is likely to cause unprecedented homelessness. This webinar introduces a game-changing strategy map template for helping communities scale up a variety of programs that support shared housing as one part of a response to the housing shortage. The webinar also introduces powerful concepts that will be featured a full day of sessions in the “Deep Dive Day” that is part of the Housing Solution Summit.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
Strategies and Innovations for Preventing and Addressing Homelessness
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We’re facing an unprecedented surge of evictions, foreclosures, and people simply not being able to afford housing. This webinar shares how communities can implement a multi-faceted strategy to dramatically reduce the devastation caused when people are evicted and end up homeless. This webinar is part of the Housing Solution Summit series, and it will highlight a robust set of actions that go well beyond just using emergency funding to help pay rent.
Presenter:
Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
ACEs & Resilience: Mobilizing Communities around a Comprehensive Strategy
This webinar will introduce a high-value online resource hub—the ACEs & Resilience Resource Commons for Communities, which is called the ARRCC. You’ll learn about a comprehensive strategy map template that helps tame the complexity of all the strategies that can be a part of preventing and addressing trauma.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, Founder & President, InsightFormation, Inc.
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Preventing and Addressing Homelessness
This is one of the monthly series of Webinars that is a follow-on to the Solution Summit for the Housing Crisis. Each of these webinars will feature about 15 minutes of sharing some additional innovations or ways to address key challenges that communities face when striving to address homelessness. The remaining 45 minutes (or up to 75 minutes) will be a chance for participants to bring their questions to the panel. The panel will consist of subject matter experts and innovators who presented on strategies for addressing homelessness in the Solution Summit.
Advancing your Community’s ACEs & Resilience Strategy
This webinar focuses on how two regions built on the pre-launch program for the ACEs & Resilience Resource Commons for Communities (ARRCC) to advance their regional strategies to transform the family justice system as part of a larger ACEs and Resilience strategy. The Reforming the Family Justice System coalition in Alberta and the Access to Justice coalition in British Columbia both are focusing on leveraging brain science to bring about trauma-informed system changes in their provinces. The pre-launch program provided training and coaching about powerful collective impact techniques and approaches to strategy management, and it engaged the participants in refining a strategy map template and building the open-source, wiki-based ARRCC.
Participants will learn about the ARRCC, the wiki-based resource sharing tool, and strategy map template that was developed during the program that Jane and Diane participated in. Participants will learn how to access the free, open-source ARRCC and about a new 6-month group coaching program to accelerate their ACEs and Resilience work.
Speakers: Bill Barberg, Jane Morley and Diana Lowe
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Highlights from the “Innovations in Naturally Affordable Housing” Virtual Summit
This webinar will feature highlights from some of the 30+ sessions that were featured in the August 11 and 12 Virtual Summit on Innovations in Naturally Affordable Housing. Attendees will see excerpts from selected presentations and hear commentary from Bill Barberg about how this information can be employed by organizations to benefit the communities that they serve.
Participants will also learn about the Virtual Summit's "Expansion Day" which will be held on September 15. The agenda on this day will feature several new presentations, two live panel discussions, and a repeat of one of the sessions from August 11 and another from August 12. Details about how to attend for free will be covered as well. The Virtual Summit was just the beginning of how we will share this powerful information to help communities address the short-term crisis in ways that align with a long-term strategy that addresses the larger underlying resistance.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, the author of the chapter on "Implementing Population Health Strategies" for the book, "Solving Population Health Problems through Collaboration" (Routledge, 2017). Look him up on LinkedIn for more background.
Rapid Responses for Communities to Address the Covid-19 “Housing Apocalypse”
WHAT OUR ATTENDEES ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR LAST WEBINAR ON JULY 14:
“This may have been one the more useful hours I have spent in weeks.” - Frank M.
“First time I have heard of most of these ideas.” - Theresa M.
“A different way of looking at things… Pulls a lot of ideas together. I see the benefit of approaching this more systematically.” - Gary H.
“Some excellent ideas for “out of the box” housing options.” - John G.
“Quick solution for housing resources that are affordable and meet needs quickly." - Kristina D.
“This presentation was filled with important ideas.” - John S.
The Peril
Due to Covid-19, millions are behind in rent or mortgage payments. Cities, and rural areas, are filled with people under DEEP financial stress. There is a minimal cushion, but dire consequences. Landlords too are in difficult times, especially small-scale property owners who purchased houses as investment properties. Unable to collect rent, their inability to make mortgage payments places them at risk of foreclosure. Meanwhile, financial institutions fear loans will default resulting in them holding countless properties no one can afford to live in.
The Urgency
Community leaders can’t spend months and years talking, responding correctly NOW, is paramount. Successful communities will have acted boldly by rapidly implementing sound plans & policies to minimize the damage of what is being called the "COVID-19 Housing Apocalypse".
The Solution
Five Elements of a Rapid Response for Communities: After spending months scanning the globe to find promising innovations to support increases in naturally affordable housing, the team working on the virtual summit identified five strategies that communities could embrace to greatly reduce the damage of navigating forward through the crisis.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, the author of the chapter on "Implementing Population Health Strategies" for the book, "Solving Population Health Problems through Collaboration" (Routledge, 2017). Look him up on LinkedIn for more background.
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System Thinking + Strategy Management = Sustainable Solutions - May. 2020
Complex issues like housing insecurity, chronic diseases, addiction, or ACEs are not solved with simple solutions. These “wicked problems” involve such a mix of contributing factors that a strategy to address them needs to address many things in parallel over an extended period of time.
This webinar shares some of the powerful techniques of system thinking and strategy management that can help multi-sector coalitions be more effective in addressing these issues. Many established practices have focused on selecting, implementing, and evaluating isolated interventions. A different set of techniques and tools are better suited for developing and managing large collective impact efforts that require many mutually reinforcing activities over an extended period of time to achieve meaningful success.
These techniques help align, integrate, and enhance existing efforts and help harness existing resources that are often underutilized.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation, Inc.
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Economical Breakthrough Strategies to Increase Affordable Housing in Your Community
This webinar introduces how communities can take a strategic mix of abundant and multiplying "ingredients" and create an economical and practical "recipe" to increase access to affordable housing and help address the homelessness crisis.
Attendees of this webinar will be introduced to a mix of policies, programs, and technologies that empower individuals and entities to make better use of existing resources and create opportunities that enhance economic self-sufficiency and wealth-building. Viewers of the webinar will also hear about opportunities to learn about these types of innovations and the strategy-management tools to coordinate the different elements of these strategies.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation, Inc.
Understanding and Responding to the Condition of Poverty
Presenter Marcella Wilson, Phd, brings a new paradigm of understanding and response, treating poverty as an environmentally based condition and not a character flaw. In her book, “Diagnosis Poverty”, she describes Transition To Success (TTS), which was recognized as a Clinton Global Initiative. TTS promotes the first evidence based standards of care and analytics to directly treat the condition of poverty. By assessing and responding to social determinants of health and holding the existing and funded delivery system accountable, the complex network to support at-risk consumers is harnessed. TTS is a client-centered, community-based, measurable system of care with statistically significant outcomes in 5 independent evaluations.
Presented by: Marcella Wilson, PhD and Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation Inc.
Five Mistakes Coalitions Can Fix to Maximize Their Drug Disposal Campaigns - Jan. 2020
Most coalitions working to end the opioid crisis have taken some steps to launch or expand prescription drug take-back and disposal efforts. This is good—but most communities are making five significant mistakes that greatly reduce the impact of this important strategy. Given that one of the most important contributors to the opioid crisis is the widespread availability of highly addictive pills that are no longer needed for the prescribed use, improving and expanding drug take-back and disposal strategies should be a priority for coalitions everywhere. This free webinar provides practical advice on how to do that.
Presented by: InsightFormation Inc., Stericycle, and SafeProject.
Introducing the Comprehensive Strategy Map for Minimizing ACEs
This webinar introduces a new, comprehensive strategy map template that focuses on minimizing and addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences and expanding both the positive experiences that help offset the negatives of toxic stress and the adoption of trauma-informed (and trauma-responsive) practices. It presents a detailed tour of the new ACEs and Resilience Strategy Map template that will help states and coalitions more effectively develop and implemented they type of robust strategy that can help enhance the well-being of all people. Participants will also learn how they can be part of a collaborative effort to refine and enhance this strategy map in the first six months of 2020.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation, Inc.
Affordable Innovations for Maternal & Child Health and (way) Upstream Prevention
As part of helping communities and healthcare providers better improve health outcomes, the Population Health Learning Collaborative introduces innovative technologies that can be economically deployed as part of strategies to address health and well-being of community members.
October’s webinar features two exciting innovations that can help to address Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and the Social Emotional Learning (SEL) that is so important in helping children succeed in life. These are important upstream interventions that can be done to address health priorities such as disparities in maternal mortality, infant mortality or Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).