Rev. Shirley Fleming, RN, CNM, MSN, Mdiv., DrPH

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2 Rev. Shirley Fleming, RN, CNM, MSN, Mdiv., DrPH

3 By the end of the presentation Participants should be able to: Describe the mission, history, content and goals the Institute Describe the people who will be accompanying on this learning journey

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5 Encourage, nurture and strengthen the partnership between faith & public health Enhance the capacity of faith & public health partners to --identify root causes --recognize & appreciate their assets --mobilize the strengths of each

6 Strengthen the partners effort in the work of eliminating health disparities & promoting health equity

7 Joint Partnership between: MidAmerica Center for Public Health UIC SPH Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation

8 Rani Saxena, MPH - Program Manager MidAmerica Center for Public Health Practice Wesley Epplin, MPH Program Manager MidAmerica Center for Public Health Practice Elena Grossman, MPH - Project Coordinator BRACE UIC School of Public Health Guddi Kapadia, MS, MPH - Assistant Director MidAmerica Center for Public Health Practice Sophie Naji, BS - Program Manager MidAmerica Center for Public Health Practice Steve Binns MPH Candidate UIC School of Public Health Rev. Kirsten Peachey, MSW, MDiv, DMin - Co- Director Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation

9 Marilyn Adderley Willis, RN, MSN Community Liaison Community Engagement and Research Core, UIC Center for Clinical and Translational Science Rev. Bonnie Condon - Vice President of Faith Outreach Advocate Health Care Rev. Shirley Fleming, RN,CNM, MSN, Mdiv., DrPH Co-Director Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation Hema Pokharna, PhD -----Director of Journeys of Life: A Program to Promote Health, Wholeness and Dis-ease Prevention, Certified Trainer for Nonviolent Communication Appreciative Inquiry and Spiritual Intelligence Collaborative and Transformational Executive Coach

10 common history shared interest in health & justice current approaches limited power to transform & sustain

11 Health is a human right Health is influenced by a complex web of individual & institutional social and physical factors Assets and deficits co-exist in the universe Focusing on assets gives life

12 Focusing solely on deficits is life-taking Transformation is possible Alignment of the assets of faith & public health can transform communities, eliminate health disparities and promote health equity

13 Launched in 2012 Included 7 teams Team Origins: Illinois, Michigan and Indiana

14 Teams vs. individuals Subject matter request More time to interact with team and across teams

15 Root Causes Health Inequity Assets Assessment Mobilizing for change Presentations Language & interfaith engagement Gifts/unique capacities of faith & public health Assessment Advocacy Collaboration

16 Alexian Brothers Improving the quality of life and service for differently abled clients in Bettendorf Place & the South Chicago Fairfield Team Emergency preparedness for persons with various levels of functional impairment Health Care Consortium of Illinois Create a curriculum for Patient Navigator to identify when and how to Appropriately provide spiritual care to clients.

17 Interfaith Mental Health Coalition Create a curriculum for Patient Navigator to identify when and how to appropriately provide spiritual care to clients. Little Village Accompaniment Open Door/Hands of Grace Diabetes Prevention in North Lawndale Rockford Team Building a healthier Rockford

18 Attend all 7 Sessions Do homework assignments Share wisdom with group Common Goal Project Driven Strengthen Collaboration

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20 By the end of the presentation Participants should be able to: List 3 health outcomes that demonstrate inequity between groups Describe how societal causes are related to health inequity

21 By the end of the presentation Participants should be able to: Give an example of a disparate health outcome through root causes Outline basic public health efforts geared toward addressing health inequity

22 By the end of the presentation participants should be able to: Describe how the concepts of hurt, hope, moral imagination and spirit power & relationships relate transformation change. List examples of faith-related collaboration for the for the Purpose of transformation

23 By the end of the presentation participants should be able to: Outline current ongoing efforts with & across faith communities for positive social change

24 Weavers Centering Speakers Public Health & Faith Group Work Reflections (Leaves & Journals) Continental breakfast & lunch 9:00 AM 4:00PM

25 Content experts Mentors Weavers

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