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SUMMARY:Roundtable Discussion for Health Funders’ Policy Staff
DESCRIPTION:A growing number of health funders employ staff whose responsibilities focus exclusively or predominantly on public policy engagement. Do you lead your organization’s policy or government affairs work? Participants joined this informal roundtable discussion to connect with their peers\, explore pressing issues\, and share their experiences communicating with state legislators and other policy makers to advance policy change.   \n 
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/roundtable-discussion-for-health-funders-policy-staff-3/
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SUMMARY:The Impacts of the Climate Crisis on Mental Health: Research\, Solutions\, and Action
DESCRIPTION:Cosponsored by the Health and Environment Funders Network  \nAccording to a recent global survey of 10\,000 young people ages 16 to 24\, 47 percent said climate anxiety interferes with their daily lives\, and one in four do not want to have children because of their worries about the climate crisis. A 2023 survey by Blue Shield  of California showed that 68 percent of young people said that climate change negatively impacts their mental health.  \n During this interactive conversation with mental health experts\, Gen Z\, and climate-mental health advocates\, speakers shared the latest research on the impacts of climate change and mental health on young people and the disproportionate impacts on Black\, Indigenous\, and people of color. The field leaders also discuss the political and cultural dimensions of the foundation community addressing this emergent public health issue.  \nSpeakers included moderator Heather White\, Founder and CEO of OneGreenThing; Sarah Newman\, Founder and Executive Director of Climate Mental Health Network; Dr. Ben Liu of Climate Psychiatry Alliance and Scientific Advisor of Climate Mental Health Network; Tamara Toles O’Laughlin\, Founder of Climate Critical Earth; and Maya Penn\, Board Member of OneGreenThing and a Gen Z activist and filmmaker.  \nParticipants learned a better understanding of the need to address climate mental health\, knowledge of existing community programs\, and materials available for teachers\, mental health professionals\, and parents as they navigate eco-anxiety. \n Webinar PowerPoint: HEFN & GMIH \nRecording: \n \nHelpful resources shared by the speakers and mentioned in the webinar:  \n\nAlliance Magazine Op-Ed: Funders must help youth respond to climate change\nAtmos: The Environmental Movement Faces Burnout. This Woman Wants to Repair That\nClimate Mental Health Network: Gen Z Mental Health: Climate Stories Film \nClimate Mental Health Network: Climate Change and Youth Mental Health Report\nClimate Critical Earth Burnout report: https://www.climatecritical.earth/report\nClimate Psychiatry Alliance: Climate Distress Coping Toolkit\nClimate Psychiatry Alliance: Website\, Instagram\, X (Twitter)\nCOP: The COP President’s Declaration on climate and health\nOne Green Thing: Ancestor Pledge How do you want to be remembered?\nOne Green Thing: Superpower Assessment: OGT Service Superpower Assessment \nOne Green Thing- TEDX talk: Think Like An Awesome Ancestor: A Daily Practice to Ease Eco-Anxiety\nOne Green Thing: Heather White’s eco-anxiety book: One Green Thing: Discover Your Hidden Power to Help Save the Planet (Harper Collins 2022)\nSubstack: Reckoning with racism as a multiplier of climate burnout: A conversation with the founder of Climate Critical Earth\nThe Coolest Show: Care to Repair Podcast\nThe Coolest Show: Community Healing from Climate Burnout\nThe Coolest Show: The legacy of Burnout with Peggy Shepard\nThe Coolest Show: Youth recovering from climate burnout
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/the-impacts-of-the-climate-crisis-on-mental-health-research-solutions-and-action/
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SUMMARY:Funder Briefing and Conversation: USDA Summer Meals 2024
DESCRIPTION:More than 30 million children participate in school meal programs during the school year. However\, when schools are closed\, children lose access to these healthy meals and are at higher risk of food and nutrition insecurity. As a result\, for many children\, summer is the hungriest time of the year. Fortunately\, due to new bi-partisan legislation\, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has two new powerful tools—non-congregate summer feeding in certain rural areas and Summer EBT—to ensure every child gets the nourishment they need when school is out of session. Leaders from the field convened for a special funder briefing with opening remarks from Cindy Long\, Administrator of Food and Nutrition Service\, USDA\, to learn more about these new programs and to discuss how philanthropy can play a pivotal role in partnering with USDA to reduce childhood hunger during the summer months. Additional speakers included Alberto González\, Jr.\, Senior Advisor for External Engagement\, Food and Nutrition Service\, USDA. \nResources: \n\nBilingual videos in support of SEBT from USDA Secretary Vilsack and Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small:\n\nUSDA Secretary Vilsack – Summer EBT (English) – Share on X (Twitter)\nUSDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small (English) – Share on X (Twitter)\nUSDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small (Spanish) – Share on X (Twitter)\n\n\n\n\nEstimated Number of Summer EBT Eligible Children Who Currently Do and Do Not Receive SNAP or NAP\n(includes the # of eligible SEBT participants in each State and Territory)\nLetter to Philanthropic Leaders\nStates and Tribes Partner with USDA to Kick Off New Summer EBT Program\n(Announcement highlighting States\, Territories\, and Tribal Nations that have submitted their Notice of Intent (NOI) to implement SEBT in 2024)\nSummer EBT Outreach Toolkit\nSummer EBT Playbook\n(New resource developed by Code for America and No Kid Hungry in close consultation with USDA to assist State Agency Partners with SEBT implementation)\nSummer EBT Questions & Answers\nSummer Nutrition Programs Website\nUSDA Food and Nutrition Service homepage\nUSDA New Summer Grocery Benefit Program For Families\n\n\n\n\nRecording: \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gih.org/event/funder-briefing-and-conversation-usda-summer-meals-2024/
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