Health Impact Partners (HIP) webinar launch of two comprehensive new resources: The Five Dimensions of Inside-Outside Strategy Guide and Toolkit on Tuesday, April 29th, 10:30 AM –12:00 PM PT. Participants will learn how these resources can help you strengthen relationships, build power, and develop inside-outside strategy and tactics to advance health equity. Register here
HIP will introduce the Guide and Toolkit, share how they can support your work, and offer space for Q&A. Live Spanish translation will be provided; all registrants will receive a recording of the webinar following the event.
The Five Dimensions of Inside-Outside Strategy Guide
A comprehensive framework for building authentic, accountable and strategic partnerships between governmental public health agencies and community power-building organizations. The guide breaks down five essential dimensions of this work:
Nourish Your Relationships
Deepen Your Leadership
Build Your Capacity
Navigate Your Political Landscape
Hone Your Analysis
The Five Dimensions of Inside-Outside Strategy Toolkit
A practical, hands-on companion toolkit to help you put the framework into action. The toolkit includes:
Self-reflection questions for individuals and teams
Worksheets for strategy development
A conflict identification tool
A step-by-step assessment process for partnerships
Recommendations tailored to your starting point
Who are these resources for?
The Five Dimensions resources are built for public health practitioners, community organizers, advocates, coalitions, and anyone working toward health equity and social justice through cross-sector collaboration. Whether you work inside government or in community spaces, these resources can help you strengthen relationships, share power, and build strategies for lasting change.
Why now?
The stakes couldn’t be higher. Public health systems are under attack and under-resourced. Social movements’ hard-won victories are being dismantled. To meet this moment, we need clear, emergent strategies and strong, accountable partnerships between those “inside” government agencies, and community power-building organizations “outside” of government who are fighting for justice — so that together, we can create a just, healthy future.