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SUMMARY:2015 GIH Annual Conference on Health Philanthropy
DESCRIPTION:Agenda at a Glance \nThis was our best-attended annual conference ever and the largest gathering of health grantmakers in the country. Thank you for being a part of it! \nCONFERENCE THEME \nHealth grantmakers shared a vision: Pathways to Health. The conference addressed the many routes to that destination\, and the many tools to achieve these goals. Funders experimented with tactics and various allies and partners\, creating pathways to better health and health care. \nGrantmakers In Health has long known that health philanthropy’s diverse voices and viewpoints deepen our understanding of health and strengthen our ability to fashion effective solutions. Our 2015 annual conference was an excellent time to explore the inspiring tapestry that is woven from the many threads of philanthropy’s work. \nCONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS \n\n2015 Annual Conference Agenda at a Glance\n2015 Annual Conference Brochure\n2015 Annual Conference Activities by Topic
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/2015-gih-annual-conference-on-health-philanthropy-pathways-to-health/
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SUMMARY:2014 GIH Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2014 Agenda at a Glance Agenda Book \nAtlanta\, Georgia \nThe Power of Voice\nFoundations and corporate giving programs wield enormous influence. At their best\, they use this influence to search for next generation ideas; test new models and bring them to scale; and take advantage of philanthropy’s staying power to strengthen community resiliency\, build new fields of work\, and focus on issues over time. \nWith this great influence\, however\, comes a great responsibility: to take an active role in securing positive change. When\, where\, and how should philanthropy use the power of its voice? When\, where\, and how should it lift up the voice of others? These questions inspired lively discussion within the field. \nThe 2014 GIH annual meeting The Power of Voice\, held March 5-7\, reflected on the power of voice in all of its manifestations. \n\n2014 Annual Meeting Registration Form\n2014 Annual Meeting Brochure
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/2014-gih-annual-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference
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SUMMARY:2013 GIH Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy
DESCRIPTION:San Francisco\, CA \n \n2013 Agenda Book \nBetween the Great Recession\, the volatile policy arena\, the 2012 elections\, and the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act\, the new normal for grantmakers may be working under conditions of ongoing dynamic change. The 2013 GIH annual meeting Big Ideas to Blueprints: Decisive Grantmaking in Dynamic Times served as a time to focus on how foundations\, their grantees\, and other partners can thrive in these changing times. \n\nMEETING HIGHLIGHTS \n\nMeeting Agenda: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3\n2013 Annual Meeting Brochure\n2013 Annual Meeting Registration Form\nGIH Annual Meeting Participant List 3.7.13\n\n\nHOTEL INFORMATION \nSan Francisco Marriott Marquis\n55 Fourth Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 94103
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/2013-gih-annual-meeting-on-health-philanthropy/
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SUMMARY:2012 Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Agenda \nGIH’s 2012 annual meeting theme Health and Equity for All reflects Healthy People 2020’s vision of good health for Americans across the life course. \n\n\n\n2012 Annual Meeting Brochure\n2012 Annual Meeting Registration Form\n\n\n\n  \n\nMEETING REGISTRATION \nRegistration fees are now $825 for GIH Funding Partners and $1\,300 for non-Funding Partners. \n\nHOTEL INFORMATION \nBaltimore Marriott Waterfront\n700 Aliceanna Street\nBaltimore\, MD 21202 \n\nPRECONFERENCE SESSIONS\nWednesday\, March 7: 1:00 – 4:00 P.M. \nBuilding a Better Mousetrap: System Reform to Improve Care\nTransforming health systems to better meet the needs of patients will require changes to strengthen delivery of care for those who have good access to care\, as well as to improve care for those who find it harder to obtain timely and effective services. Foundations are well-positioned to help. In this preconference session\, we will hear from leading thinkers and doers about their vision for a redesigned delivery system and prospective roles grantmakers can play in accelerating change. This is a unique opportunity for funders to talk with their colleagues about their current challenges\, concrete next steps\, and promising new directions for the field of health philanthropy. \nReading for Life: Early Childhood Literacy and Health\nFor far too many children\, particularly those in low-income families\, learning to read is a major challenge\, placing them at increased risk for high school dropout\, criminal activity\, incarceration\, unemployment\, and long-term poverty. Reading ability is also the strongest individual predictor of adult health status and is often related to child health issues such as developmental problems and frequent school absence due to illness. Nearly all children can become successful readers\, especially when they receive targeted\, developmentally appropriate help early on. In this preconference session\, we will examine research linking early childhood literacy to health; promising interventions involving children\, parents\, teachers\, and pediatricians; and policy changes that would help move this work forward. \n\nPLENARY SESSIONS \nIs Equity an Attainable Health System Goal?\nWednesday\, March 7: 4:30 – 6:00 P.M.\nDifferences\, disparities\, and inequities are found throughout thehealth care system. Many provisions of the Affordable Care Act are built around the goal of promoting equity. Alan Weil\, executive directorof the National Academy for State Health Policy\, will address the challenges of defining\, promoting\, and achieving an equitable health system. He will draw upon his work with states pursuing health equity\, as well as national experience working with health system leaders. \nLeading with Equity for America’s Tomorrow\nThursday\, March 8: 9:00 – 10:00 A.M.\nGuided by a commitment to advance economic and social equity\, Angela Glover Blackwell founded PolicyLink in 1999. Now the organization is a leading voice that uses public policy to improve access and opportunity for low-income people and communities of color. As the face of the nation changes and minorities become majorities\, new challenges arise. Ms. Blackwell will discuss equitable and inclusive policy agendas\, the wisdom and voice of tomorrow’s leaders\, and the leadership needed from philanthropy. \nPrivate Industry and Public Health\nFriday\, March 9: 9:30 – 10:30 A.M.\nMany who are working to increase healthy living and active living seethe food industry as a natural ally. Others view it as the opposition. Derek Yach\, senior vice president for global health and agriculture policy at PepsiCo\, will make the case for collaboration between the public and private sectors. He will share his thoughts on what PepsiCo sees as its role in public health issues and where there are opportunities for partnership. \n\nSITE VISITS \nWednesday\, March 7: 9:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. \n\nHonoring Diversity: Quality\, Patient-Centered Care at Chase Brexton\nNeighborhood Hazards and Health: A Tour of Cherry Hill\n\nThursday\, March 8: 2:00 – 5:00 P.M. \n\nB’more for Healthy Babies\nMainstreaming CAM: Implications for Policy and Practice\n\n\n  \nMARKETPLACE \nOrganizations attending the 2012 GIH annual meeting are invited to participate in the Marketplace\, which showcases grantmakers’ most recent work\, publications\, and other relevant materials. Marketplace participants will have the opportunity to send display copies of up to four items. Participants and submitted items will be listed in meeting materials and on-line. \nCheck the corresponding box requesting Marketplace information on the meeting registration form. Detailed instructions\, including participation forms\, will be sent to you. Completed forms must be submitted by February 10. \n\nGIH EVENING RECEPTION AT THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM\, BALTIMORE\nThursday\, March 8\, 6:00-9:00 p.m. \nGIH meeting attendees will enjoy an exclusive reception in the Marine Mammal Pavilion at the award-winning National Aquarium\, Baltimore. Just a five-minute walk from the hotel\, the aquarium is home to approximately 16\,500 specimens and more than 660 species. Exhibits include: Amphibians\, Birds\, Fish\, Invertebrates\, Mammals\, Reptiles\, Jellies\, and so much more! With breathtaking views of the Baltimore Harbor and award-winning exhibits\, the aquarium is a magical and memorable setting for GIH meeting attendees to network and experience the wonder of sea and ocean life. \nTour the National Aquarium in Baltimore: GIH meeting attendees will be able to enjoy a self–guided tour of the Main Aquarium Building Exhibits at their leisure beginning at 6:00 p.m. Admission is complimentary and is by GIH name badge only. Please be sure to wear or bring your GIH badge for admission.
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SUMMARY:2011 Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy
DESCRIPTION:Agenda \nLos Angeles\, California \nThe 2011 Grantmakers In Health (GIH) Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy Creating a Healthier Future for Our Kids\, Families\, and Communities challenged grantmakers to envision a healthier future for children\, families\, and communities by working on many fronts: creating communities that support healthy choices\, promoting healthy behaviors; improving access to physical and behavioral health services; building a safe\, equitable\, and value-based system of care; and turning knowledge into practice. Health and well-being are shaped by complex and interrelated forces. Knowing this\, how can we ensure our communities are healthy places to live? And how do we work collectively to reach this goal? Today\, it is more important than ever for grantmakers to take action\, create change\, and achieve better health for all. \n\nMEETING REGISTRATION\nRegister by February 4 to avoid late fees. \nRegistration fees are $675 for GIH Funding Partners and $1\,150 for non-Funding Partners. \n\nHOTEL INFORMATION \nJ.W. Marriott Los Angeles at L.A. Live\n900 W. Olympic Boulevard\nLos Angeles\, CA 90015 \nNearby Hotels\nFigueroa Hotel (across from the J.W. Marriott)\nWilshire Grand Los Angeles\nLuxe Hotel City Center\nSheraton Los Angeles Downtown Hotel \n\nMEETING HIGHLIGHTS– PLENARY SESSIONS \nA New Paradigm for Fitness and Public Health\,Wednesday\, March 2\, 3:30 p.m.\nAntronette Yancey works tirelessly through her research\, teaching\, and writing to improve the nation’s health through chronic disease and obesity prevention\, and physical activity promotion. A member of the Board of Directors of Partnership for a Healthier America\, the nonprofit guiding and supporting First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Initiative\, Dr. Yancey is committed to fighting the threat posed by childhood obesity to the health of our children and of our nation. Her book Instant Recess presents a new paradigm for fitness and public health that promises vitality\, well-being\, and a greater sense of community. \nMeeting the Challenges for a Healthier Future in Tough Economic Times\, Thursday\, March 3\, 8:30 a.m.\nThis is a time filled with incredible opportunities and unprecedented challenges. Implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) places intense demands on both federal and state government at a time of shrinking budgets and continued economic hardship. And\, with all its promise\, we know the ACA alone will not lead to health improvement across our communities and nation. Diana S. Dooley\, secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency\, will reflect on the leadership challenge\, which tests both public officials and health funders\, of balancing the demands of bringing the ACA to life while furthering efforts to strengthen prevention and population health. \nThe Promise of Urban Young People\, Friday\, March 4\, 9:30 a.m.\nRobert Lewis\, Jr.\, the newly appointed vice president for program at The Boston Foundation\, is a seasoned civic\, community\, and nonprofit leader who has been described as an “outstanding agent for change on behalf of young people.” A product of Boston’s public housing projects\, he has directed the city’s largest youth and human service agency and numerous community organizations. He coaches a wildly popular baseball league that has served thousands of teens and spends a lot of time in the city’s neighborhoods with young people. \nMr. Lewis has been widely honored for his commitment to Boston and to the youth of the city. Of his role as a philanthropist\, Mr. Lewis has said\, “We can’t just be good at this work. We have to be great at it. We dare to use the word ‘impact’ because at the end of the day\, our grantmaking and civic leadership should build bridges\, change lives\, and change communities. Impact is our legacy.
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