Resource Library

This webinar highlights learnings from the first three rapid-cycle research grants awarded by the Georgia Health Policy Center, which leads Aligning Systems for Health. Presenting researchers from Public Health Solutions, Pathways Community HUB Institute, and JSI discuss specific aspects of the Cross-Sector Alignment Framework.

This brief–part of the Aligning Systems for Health’s Making Aligning Work series–focuses on themes emerging from initial conversations around how cross-sector alignment might address systemic racism.

This case study examines how Live Well San Diego uses a collective impact model to achieve the countywide vision of building better health, living safely, and thriving.

This blog outlines the creation of the Learning and Action in Policy and Partnerships program, an initiative that supports communities to strengthen and leverage relationships with state agencies in support of data-sharing efforts.

This blog post highlights how providers are using new and existing connections to better respond to the needs of vulnerable community members during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This blog explores a four-part framework that child-serving sectors could use to focus their efforts to improve child health and well-being. This framework is designed to enable adopters to identify cross-sector partners with whom child-health interventions should be developed.

This webinar shares experiences and strategies for effective community resource referral platforms and discusses what it looks like to activate these recommendations.

This report summarizes the three Built to Last virtual sessions: Why Cross-Sector Alignment Matters: Real Life Stories, Pixels: Learning from Each Other, and Cross-Sector Alignment Theory of Change Charette.

This brief contains preliminary reflections on measuring cross-sector alignment gathered during a recent review of existing collaboration and cross-sector alignment metrics.

This webinar outlines research on the effectiveness of the Transformative Justice program in reducing criminal justice recidivism and improving health outcomes by coordinating health and social services for justice-involved young adults.