SHIP 6 Planning Phase 2 Equity Workgroup - July 15, 2024 by Brian Bluhm

2024-07-23 16:32:46 UTC

Examples of community engagement strategies that are beyond a survey and how to implement.

2024-07-23 16:33:53 UTC

Clear language around equity/community engagement strategy leading to PSE - what we should be communicating to partners around this.

2024-07-23 16:36:34 UTC

Skills/tools for development of shared goals, communication, feedback, etc.

2024-07-23 16:37:22 UTC

Partnership evaluation support.

2024-07-23 16:42:19 UTC

State level language to support the use of community-voice/lived experience stipends and/or incentives.

2024-07-23 16:47:02 UTC

Doing authentic community engagement and co-design takes a lot of time - and may not include implemented PSE change for a while - how are we supposed to balance that?

2024-07-23 16:48:27 UTC

Strong theory of change across all areas of SHIP that can be communicated back with partners and used as a tool to create shared goals and vision.

2024-07-26 20:59:15 UTC

Success looks like LPH staff having a deep understanding of what equity is, why it is important, and how community engagement is one tool to help advance equity in our state. Success also looks like OSHII staff having a robust understanding of those concepts and ability to support LPH staff in their work. Success is that equity is the standard in every project and that trust and empowerment is shared with community as much as possible to ensure they are co-leading solutions and projects that are meaningful to their every day needs.

2024-07-26 21:00:19 UTC

Strong understanding of equity and community engagement and the ability to work with staff to align community led projects with grant guidelines in a way that most honors the community's intent

2024-07-26 21:01:39 UTC

How can we participate in authentic community engagement where community identifies their needs and solutions while also balancing legislative language and grant guidelines? How can we support advancement of the grant to be more inclusive of projects rooted in equity and community input?