1. Creating Violence-Free and Resilient Communities: Discussion September 29, Presentation to the Office of Health Equity Advisory Committee Karen Ben-Moshe, MPH, MPP & Kelsey Lyles Public Health Institute, in partnership with California Department of Public Health

2. California Health in All Policies Task Force
Purpose
Promote health, equity, and sustainability
Structure
Governor’s Executive Order (2010) and Senate Concurrent Resolution 47 (2012)
Convenes 22 State agencies, departments, offices
Reports to the Strategic Growth Council
Funding from CDPH, The California Endowment and Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit
Process
Consensus decision-making
Focus on co-benefits

3. HiAP Task Force: The State’s Role
Coordinate across sectors
Improve data collection/dissemination
Support evidence-based practices
Provide guidance, resources, tools
Regulations
How can State government help?
What should the State do differently?
What unique role can the State play, that no-one else can? How can the State support healthy local decision-making?

4. Stakeholder Input to Date
State Agencies
Task Force Meetings
Task Force Small Group Meetings (BSCC, CDCR, DOJ, CDE, DSS, CSD)
1:1 meetings (BSCC, CDE, DOJ, DSS, CDCR, CAL FIRE, CDFA)
CDPH Stakeholders
Center for Family Health
OHE, CDEU
OHE, HRSU
SACB
CHSI
Let’s Get Healthy California

5. Stakeholder Input to Date
External Stakeholders
Association for State and Territorial Health Officers
California Adolescent Health Collaborative
California Center for Research on Women and Families
California Coalition Against Sexual Assault
CA Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Children Now
Coalition for Juvenile Justice
Fight in Crime: Invest in Kids
Housing California
Office of Health Equity, Advisory Committee
PolicyLink
Prevention Institute
UCSF Equity Institute
US Health and Human Services, Region IX

6. Key Themes from Stakeholder Meetings
Data gaps and need for data sharing
Service integration and access
Housing
Equity framework

7. Action Plan Goal and Purpose- DRAFT
Health in All Policies Task Force Aspirational Goal: Every California resident is able to live and be active in their communities without fear of violence or crime. 
Action Plan Purpose: With a focus on cross-sector action, build State agency capacity and infrastructure to effectively eliminate poverty and structural violence and create violence-free and resilient communities.

8. Short-Term Objectives and Actions - DRAFT
Improve coordination between existing state initiatives to increase efficiency and limit duplication of efforts.
Support efforts to alleviate poverty, by improving access to and enrollment in voluntary social services through increased efficiency and coordination of State referral systems.
Create sustainable mechanisms and infrastructure for improving and promoting policy analysis and data sharing/coordination within and between state agencies, to promote work to reduce violence, with a focus on populations disproportionately impacted by violence.

9. Short-Term Objectives and Actions - DRAFT
Support neighborhood safety by promoting the incorporation of violence prevention practices into built environment related policies and programs.
Build government infrastructure to address violence, by creating a learning community of state agencies, departments, and offices to build capacity and increase understanding of the influence of violence on California’s communities and assess and identify opportunities for cross sector intervention.

10. Engaging the OHE Advisory Committee
Do you have initial thoughts on the goals and objectives?
What are key messages we should address in our narrative?
Stakeholder engagement in the plan?
What types of state processes have you been a part of?
What has worked well? What could have been improved?

11. Engagement Opportunities
or meet with staff
Attend Strategic Growth Council meetings
Future OHE Advisory Committee meetings

12. Reflections and Question

13. Contact Information
Karen Ben-Moshe Kelsey Lyles Health in All Policies Task Force: