Resource Library

On September 30, a panel of experts who discussed how shared financing works; its role in advancing health and racial equity; and practical takeaways for leaders, practitioners, and funders.

This video summarizes early findings from research evaluating three different relational organization projects in Missoula, Mont., Portland, Ore., and Spokane, Wash., with a focus on how relational organizing impacted community response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This webinar examines a study testing the effectiveness of multisector financing and delivery strategies in expanding the reach and impact of the Nurse-Family Partnership program across the United States.

This case study highlights the MLPB (formerly Medical-Legal Partnership | Boston), which equips communities of care with legal education and problem-solving insights to foster prevention, health equity, and human-centered system change.

This brief highlights themes and lessons learned through the Advancing Resilience and Community Health initiative, designed to help networks of nonprofit community-based organizations develop new contracts, payment models, and partnership approaches with health care payors to achieve better health outcomes across the United States.

This book advances the understanding of how people and organizations across health care, public health, and social services sectors can work together in new and sustainable ways to advance health and well-being.

This article examines the proposed $9.6 billion budget for public health programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and opportunities to guarantee long-term funding for key investments in public health infrastructure and community partnerships.

This brief highlights the Funders Forum on Accountable Health's convening to discuss how best to advance equity and alignment across sectors during implementation of American Rescue Plan Act.

This brief discusses key learnings from the Aligning in Crisis' first convening of surveillance partners.

This publication in Health and Social Care in the Community reviews a study confirming the importance of shared purpose, financing, data, and governance for the success of health-oriented, cross-sector collaboration and improvement in population-level health outcomes.