Learning Together in the North Sound
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What is the North Sound ACH Resource Library?
North Sound Accountable Community of Health (North Sound ACH) exists to create a just and inclusive culture and the necessary conditions for all community members to thrive. The North Sound ACH Resource Library is designed to make the wisdom, innovations, and best practices that already exist in North Sound accessible–and to link North Sound resources to national frameworks and thought partners.
Curated Resources
Search the library for tools, stories, reports, and videos to grow our shared understanding and support collective action. Explore over 300 resources available to support partners in advancing equitable well-being.
Guided Learning
Guided learning pathways are mini-curriculum that introduce complex concepts gradually, provide systems context around resources, and ground learners in what’s most important first.
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The Resource Library has been developed with North Sound ACH staff and network partners–and will continue to grow and evolve. Help us grow this library by completing the resource suggestion form.
Learning and Advocacy Series
Advancing a Just and Inclusive Culture
Follow North Sound Collaborative Action Network’s 2022 learning and advocacy interactive webinar series: Advancing a Just and Inclusive Culture. Each month, we will host a presentation with local and national experts and interactive breakout rooms on topics grounded in equity and vital conditions for our work in the North Sound.
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How do we live together when we profoundly disagree? A conversation with john powell
Organizing Around Vital Conditions Moves The Social Determinants Agenda Into Wider Action
Pathways to Population Health Equity
Inclusive Language Guide
The Science of Silence: Intentional Silence as a Moderation Technique
Cancel Culture Is Real, But adrienne maree brown Says We Should Be Careful About Throwing People Away
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Learning Cohorts
Learn more about the five Collaborative Action Network Cohorts and explore related resources.
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