Around the world, communities, local leaders, organizations and nations have made strides in addressing the same kinds of health equity challenges we face in the United States. What can we learn from each other on the journey to improve health and wellbeing for all? And how?
For several years, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions team has been exploring different ways to learn with communities around the world, while centering equity and reciprocity.
International learning exchanges–whether held virtually or in person–offer one of the best ways to engage with our peers abroad to uncover valuable lessons, build relationships, inspire action, and find new ways to improve policies, programs, and systems.
This interactive roadmap lays out six simple steps with practical ideas, worksheets, and tips to help you:
Whether you’ve already chosen a learning destination or are simply curious to explore how an international exchange can fit into your learning strategy, we hope this resource empowers those looking to learn from the world with some tools to get started.
When it comes to health, good ideas have no borders. To build a Culture of Health, we’ll need the best ideas that the world has to offer. That’s why we are actively learning about what’s working in other countries.
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