We have collected a number of resources that relate to topics such as health equity, data, communication, and visualizations. These resources may be helpful to you in your work, but please note that they have not been specifically designed for public health professionals and may not meet the quality standards used to review our list of selected trainings.
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Learn how policy has contributed to health inequities and can be used to achieve greater health equity in the future.
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The CDC provides a collection of tools and resources to help public health practitioners address the social determinants of health inequity.
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Data Literacy provides a three-part comic series to explain data and statistical concepts.
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This free downloadable PDF or printed workbook helps public health practitioners communicate health data to a variety of audiences.
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Learn how to create visualizations to support racial equity in Tableau using templates and step-by-step instructions.
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Search webinars, fact sheets, presentations, trainings, and more from the Urban Indian Health Institute.
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This Tableau training series—available with a free account—teaches the basics of data, statistics, and data visualization regardless of whether you use Tableau software.
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Learn specific steps to foster community engagement in addressing and preventing suicide.
This dashboard features a county-level map of drug overdose-related deaths in the U.S. that users can overlay with data about social determinants of health.
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Users can view, download, and compare data for health disparities, health workforce, healthcare access, and other social determinants of health by county and state.
Search an extensive list of data sources related to community well-being that can be filtered by geography, age group, and data topic.
County Health Rankings and Roadmaps provides step-by-step resources to help communities use data to take action and improve their health.
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The CDC provides resources and tools—including for how to incorporate data—to help state, local, and Tribal health departments craft their community health assessments and community health improvement plans.
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Search for training resources, including videos, modules, and workshops; and tools, such as benchmarking guides, budget planning, and assessments, to support evidence-based decision making in public health practice.
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