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Commission to Build a Healthier America Public Meeting
Join the Commission on June 19, 2013 for a public meeting to raise awareness of how non-medical factors influence health and move public- an...
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In this chapter, Laura Leviton, a senior program officer, and Elaine Cassidy, a former program officer, at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, examine the Foundation’s efforts to build and strengthen community coalitions as a way of bringing about social change. They not only examine what has worked and what has not worked but also explore some central issues, such as the kinds of social change that are suitable for coalitions, the kinds of membership appropriate for coalitions, and the factors that contribute to a coalition’s working effectively.
To Improve Health and Health Care, Volume X
- 1 Acknowledgments
- 2 Health, Health Care, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- 3 The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care
- 4 Improving Chronic Illness Care
- 5 Increasing Health Insurance Coverage at the Local Level
- 6 The Partnership for Long-Term Care
- 7 Supportive Housing
- 8 SPARC
- 9 The Southern Rural Access Program
- 10 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: 1974-2002
- 11 Engaging Coalitions to Improve Health and Health Care
RWJF Anthology
Biennial book series to disseminate what we have learned from various aspects of our grantmaking.
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