Resource Library

This brief discusses key learnings from the Aligning in Crisis' first convening of surveillance partners.

This webinar examines the strategies of collaboratives in Trenton, New Jersey and Portland, Oregon that address acute food insecurity in urban environments during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This publication in Health and Social Care in the Community reviews a study confirming the importance of shared purpose, financing, data, and governance for the success of health-oriented, cross-sector collaboration and improvement in population-level health outcomes.

This webinar reviews Aligning Systems for Health's mission to align sectors for health and discuss collaborative efforts between their Center and the Systems for Action program office.

This case study describes how the Denver Regional Council of Government’s Area Agency on Aging (AAA) expanded its existing network to become the first AAA in the nation to lead an Accountable Health Community.

This report describes how the Aligning Systems for Health project team is operationalizing the Advancing Equity in Pandemic Response and Recovery Framework, shares initial patterns seen in the examples, and suggests future directions.

This report provides an overview of both the civil and criminal justice systems in the United States and describes the cyclical relationship between those systems and housing insecurity, including homelessness.

This study evaluates whether screening for homelessness during hospitalization and deploying outpatient care managers to the inpatient setting to rapidly connect patients to community social services reduce hospital readmissions.

This report analyzes the process by which primary care associations and behavioral health state associations built and strengthened their partnerships, starting from collaboration on Delta Center project proposals and ultimately to joint policy and practice accomplishments.

This brief summarizes the process and outcomes of Healthier Highland’s community engagement and its impact on cross-sector collaboration for improving community health.