The first webinar of DASH’s four-part series on Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) offered an overview of the principles and tools used in the ABCD model. Registration is available for the remainder of the series.

DASH is looking forward to hosting a free four-part webinar series on Asset-Based Community Development, starting in March, 2024. The series will be presented by Darryl Answer of Verge Solutions and Ron Dwyer-Voss of Pacific Community Solutions, as well as their DePaul colleague Indigo Bishop.

DASH has been providing technical assistance to PHIG grantees for the Data Modernization Initiative portion of the grant, and two DASH staff members presented at the Region 5 convening: co-director Melissa Moorehead and program manager Ellen Clewett.

The Incubator’s goal is to advance equity in data ecosystems – and in grantmaking – by lifting up the priorities and leveraging the expertise of community-based organizations, and, crucially, of the community members they serve.

Data Across Sectors for Health (DASH) is excited to introduce the Incubator, a unique grant and support program, available for past grantees, that will advance equity in data ecosystems.

The 2021 Community Information Exchange Summit, hosted by CIE San Diego, focused on the importance of an anti-racist practice and practitioners’ responsibility to their local communities. DASH program managers share their key takeaways.

In our own efforts at DASH to center community voice and expertise—and to make these types of partnerships more visible—we’ve invited community members with the lived and living experiences of poverty and related, social determinants of health to advise us, as we plan for our upcoming All In: Data for Community Health National Meeting (AINM).

After you've worked hard collecting a rich repository community health data, it can be tempting to declare victory, but the work isn't over yet! In order to make data valuable and actionable, it must be turned into meaningful information. The DASH NPO staff recently attended several presentations from data storytelling experts. Read four pieces of advice most often shared.