[HealthyTribes] Optional Webinar next week: Place Matters Oregon (PMO)

[Fisher Leah M]

Hello TPEP Coordinators,

Next week Healthy Communities Coordinators will be participating in their required webinar on the topic of Place Matters Oregon. Place Matters Oregon is an effort to foster conversations about how place influences our individual and collective health.  This campaign explores the health effects of social factors (income, education, race or ethnicity) and risk factors (tobacco use, lack of physical activity, and poor nutrition) in relation the places where people live, work, play and learn.

We also wanted to extend this invitation to Tribal and County TPEP Coordinators if you are available and interested - this is optional and not required.  View the agenda below and speak with your Liaison if you have questions as to whether it would be valuable for you to attend.  If you decide to attend this optional webinar, please register using the link below. The Webinar is scheduled for Wednesday August 26th from 10-11pm.

Place Matters Oregon (PMO): Content Review and Rollout Brainstorm

v  Attendance & Introductions (Leah Fisher, Liaison) (5 mins)

v  PMO purpose and background (Holly Heiberg, Communications staff) (5 mins)

v  PMO research results (Steve, Coates Kokes) (15 mins)

v  Review of major platform/test site (Holly Heiberg, Communications staff) (20 mins)

v  Brainstorm ideas for spreading PMO. Consider: How can you use PMO? Who and how can you engage partners? (All) (15 mins)

Please register for the webinar using the link below to view Steve's presentation and view the test site.

Registration URL: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/975135240779059202
Phone: (888) 363-4735
Participant Code:868346

Regards,
Leah

Leah M. Fisher, MPH
Community Programs Liaison | Asthma Program Coordinator
Oregon Health Authority | Public Health Division | Health Promotion & Chronic Disease Prevention
desk:  971-673-1039 | fax: 971-673-0994 | leah.m.fisher at state.or.us<mailto:leah.m.fisher at state.or.us>

PLACE MATTERS: because "We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us..." ~Winston Churchill

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