Article in the Trenton Daily announcing the research team's new Systems for Action funding and interviewing Reverend Armstrong. See article here.

The research conducted through RWFJ's Systems for Action built relationships and knowledge of core functions of place-based governance that were critical in the development of the state support launch of a Youth Wellness Zone collaborative. The Proviso launching the collaborative was authorized by...

S4A grantees from Georgia State University, Stanford University, and University of Colorado Denver gave a panel presentation at American Public Health Association's 2022 Annual Meeting. The presentations were titled "COVID-19, mobility challenges, and healthcare utilization among vulnerable patients...

S4A grantees from Tufts University, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Colorado Denver, University of Washington, and Texas A&M University gave a panel presentation at American Public Health Association's 2023 Annual Meeting. Researchers discussed what each project is learning about...

On March 20 and 21st, the 2024 Annual Hope Summit took place. During the week the team shared the new anti racism model created from the FAAITH and HOPE project. See more about the Summit here.

Cuang et al. presented at AcademyHealth's 2021 conference on Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health. Project: Using Whole Person Care to Coordinate Health and Social Services for Medicaid Populations during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The UCLA and Berkeley team published a report evaluating the Whole Person Care program. See the summary here and the full report here. Resource: Full report Project: Using Whole Person Care to Coordinate Health and Social Services for Medicaid Populations during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The UCLA team put together a policy brief and infographic about their research project. The press release with links to the policy brief and infographic can be seen here. Project: Using Whole Person Care to Coordinate Health and Social Services for Medicaid Populations during the COVID-19 Pandemic

An editorial in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune announces the new S4A funding for the Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center. "... the new study and the data it gathers will be particularly valuable for Sarasota because it will provide a forensic look into how our nonprofits have navigated the COVID...

While collaboration among community stakeholders shows promise in addressing service gaps, little is known about the effectiveness of such approaches. This research project advances the Systems for Action initiative of the RWJF by investigating a recently funded multi-sector "outside-in" alignment...