City Health Dashboard Partner Launch Toolkit

Embargoed Until:

May 15, 2018 12:01 am EDT

We hope you will join us in promoting the launch of the City Health Dashboard with your networks! While the new site launches on May 15, we want to spread the word about the launch webinar and Thunderclap today. The Dashboard will help cities across the United States leverage the power of data to improve the health and well-being of everyone in their community. This one-stop resource allows users to view and compare data from multiple sources on health and the factors that shape health to guide local solutions that create healthier and more equitable communities. We are happy to work with you to develop custom local messages on the data and share your stories on its impact. If you are interested or have questions about this communications toolkit, please email Michele Alexander at malexander@burness.com.

Note: The www.cityhealthdashboard.com URL will switch over from the current website to the new website at 12:01am on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.

Resources

Social Media, Newsletter and Website Content

Thunderclap!

Sign-up to participate in the City Health Dashboard Launch Thunderclap: https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/69726-city-health-dashboard-launch

It takes less than 5 minutes to join and sends out a timed and automatic Facebook post and/or Tweet to create a wave of attention about the City Health Dashboard’s new website.

Click the red “support with Twitter” or “support with Facebook” buttons to sign up! If you’re signing up your organization’s Facebook page (rather than your personal page), click the red “support with Facebook page” button.

 

Sample Tweets:

Promotional – Thunderclap:

Promotional – May 15 Launch Webinar:

Post-release:

  • Available now: @CityHealthData helps cities leverage the power of data at the neighborhood- and city-level to improve health and well-being for everyone cityhealthdashboard.com
  • New one-stop resource from @CityHealthData, @RWJF, and @nyulangone in partnership with @pophealthNYC, @NYUWagner, @NatlResourceNet, @ICMA, and @leagueofcities. Check it out: cityhealthdashboard.com
  • What gets measured gets done: @CityHealthData can help cities identify their health challenges and take action to create healthier, more equitable communities cityhealthdashboard.com
  • New @CityHealthData show where communities in [CITY] are thriving & where progress is needed most: [link to city page]
  • How are cities similar in size to [CITY] approaching health challenges? Use the new @CityHealthData website to find out: [link to compare cities page]
  • Neighborhoods right next to each other can provide drastically different opportunities for health and well-being. Out now, @CityHealthData helps to close these gaps, showing the data and offering resources for leaders to take action cityhealthdashboard.com
  • New data from @CityHealthData on measures like preventable diseases, opioid overdose deaths, and housing costs can help us understand where gaps in our cities & neighborhoods exist and target our actions to address them cityhealthdashboard.com
  • Include measures that fit your work:
    New data from @CityHealthData on measures like [measure 1], [measure 2], and [measure 3] can help us understand where gaps in our cities & neighborhoods exist and target our actions to address them cityhealthdashboard.com

 

Facebook:

Promotional:

  • The new @CityHealthData website is coming May 15! With this one-stop dashboard, cities across the U.S. can leverage the power of data to improve everyone’s health and well-being. Show your support for this great resource and sign onto the Thunderclap today https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/69726-city-health-dashboard-launch
  • Want to learn more about your city’s health and how you can take action to address health challenges at the city and neighborhood level? Coming May 15, @CityHealthData helps users leverage the power of data to improve the health and well-being of everyone in their community. Sign onto the Thunderclap now:  https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/69726-city-health-dashboard-launch
  • Want to learn more about your city’s health? Join @CityHealthData’s launch webinar at 1pm ET on May 15 to hear how this exciting, new one-stop resource can help you leverage the power of data to improve the health & well-being of everyone in your community https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_twhA6tGDTRGXTDCTbA38cA

 

Post-release:

  • Released today: @CityHealthData helps cities leverage the power of data at the neighborhood- and city-level to improve health and well-being for everyone cityhealthdashboard.com
  • We all have a role to play to improve health and well-being in our communities. @CityHealthData helps communities take action and drive change to improve the health and well-being of everyone cityhealthdashboard.com
  • There’s a saying: what gets measured gets done. But when it comes to measuring and improving health, it’s often hard to find rigorous data that show what’s happening at the neighborhood and city level. @CityHealthData’s one-stop resource of data for the 500 largest U.S. cities helps to close this data gap cityhealthdashboard.com

 

LinkedIn

  • There’s a saying: what gets measured gets done. But when it comes to measuring and improving health, it’s often hard to find rigorous data that show what’s happening at the neighborhood and city level. City Health Dashboard data on the nation’s 500 largest cities helps to close this data gap cityhealthdashboard.com
  • We all have a role to play to improve health and well-being in our communities. Available now, the City Health Dashboard helps communities take action and drive change to improve the health and well-being of everyone. Learn more at cityhealthdashboard.com

 

Website Sample Language
The City Health Dashboard equips cities with a one-stop resource allowing users to view and compare data from multiple sources on health and the factors that shape health to guide local solutions that create healthier and more equitable communities. Created by the Department of Population Health at NYU School of Medicine, in partnership with the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, the National Resource Network, ICMA, and the National League of Cities, the CHDB expanded from four to 500 cities with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Learn more about how you can leverage the power of data to improve the health and well-being of everyone in your city: www.cityhealthdashboard.com.

 

Newsletter Sample Language

Webinar Promotion (before May 15):

Coming May 15, the City Health Dashboard helps cities leverage the power of neighborhood- and city-level data on 36 measures of health, the factors that shape health, and drivers of health equity, such as opioid overdose deaths and excessive housing costs. Join the launch webinar at 1 pm ET on May 15 to learn more about how you can use this one-stop resource to create healthier, more equitable communities.

Promotion of the Site (after May 15):

The City Health Dashboard, a new online resource to help cities leverage the power of data to improve the health and well-being for everyone in their community, is now available. The Dashboard features city- and neighborhood-specific data on 36 measures of health and the factors that shape health, like preventable diseases and housing costs, to help cities understand where gaps in opportunity exist and target actions to create healthier, more equitable communities. Created by the Department of Population Health at NYU School of Medicine, in partnership with the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, the National Resource Network, ICMA, and the National League of Cities, the CHDB expanded from four to 500 cities with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Learn more at www.cityhealthdashboard.com

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