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Health disparities are differences closely linked with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage. Campaign Consultation Inc. is honored to serve as the communications technical assistance provider for the National Partnership for Action to End Health Disparities (NPA) a collaboration of the Office of Minority Health, a team of federal agencies known as the Federal Interagency Health Equity Team, and ten Regional Health Equity Councils across the country. Campaign Consultation is providing outreach and communications support to raise awareness about health disparities among various constituent groups and potential partners.
Throughout the past year, Campaign Consultation has developed communications resources, including infographics, to help the NPA partners raise awareness, educate potential leaders and partners about health disparities and the social factors that influence health. The infographics visually demonstrate how the conditions in which people live, learn, work, pray, and play influence health outcomes, and link to specific population groups.
Is your organization interested in visualizing data to tell a compelling story and drive people into action? Do you need help developing your communications and outreach strategies? Campaign Consultation has the skills and expertise to bring your organization’s communications and outreach strategy to the next level. Contact us today at:
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In August 2012, Campaign Consultation executed a comprehensive e-instruction event in a virtual conference space: the first-ever virtual conference hosted by the Corporation for National and Community Service. During this live, online, three-day event, 1500 attendees associated with CNCS’ Senior Corps programs browsed through a virtual space designed to feel like an in-person conference.
Participants entered the conference through a static home page, and found themselves in the middle of a vibrant and shifting virtual world. Entrants came immediately face-to-face with a walking, talking greeting from Dr. Erwin Tan, Director of Senior Corps. From there, attendees could choose to visit an exhibit hall to chat with partner representatives, enter a virtual library to peruse materials and media, drop files into their virtual event bags, and network with colleagues from across the country in a virtual lounge.
Four conference halls hosted live and on-demand presentations of performance measurement curriculum for Senior Corps programs. Presenters integrated video, audio, and slides to facilitate the e-learning experience. Campaign Consultation managed this event from building and designing the venue space, to fitting together the puzzle pieces of the agenda, training presenters and booth representatives, and leading live day participants through the virtual space.
Are you looking for an event team to manage your first (or next) virtual event? Contact
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Campaign Consultation was invited back to present at the Social Media for Government Conference. This time the event took place in Washington, D.C., and was coordinated by the Advanced Learning Institute.
Campaign Consultation Project Manager, Michelle Bond, along with Jason Scott, Training Officer/e-Learning Specialist for The Corporation for National and Community Service presented a Case Study profiling VISTA’s social media journey, “How to Strategically Engage Communities To Action Using Social Media.” The presentation was extremely successful and received a lot of positive feedback participants spanning various levels of government.
Campaign Consultation manages the AmeriCorps VISTA Facebook page, as well as the @VISTAbuzz Twitter handle as part of an extensive social media strategy for AmeriCorps VISTA. Campaign Consultation is also responsible for developing and delivering VISTA’s Social Media Monday webshop series. |
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