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Underage Drinking Logic Model Example

This (from the University of Wisconsin Extension) is an example of a logic model that focuses on underage drinking reduction. 

Understanding and Describing Your Community

This tool (from Community Tool Box) provides guidance about how community may be defined and the type of information you might pull together to better understand your defined community.

Understanding Resident Perspectives: A Guide for One-on-One Conversations

This tool, from M+R, provides a guide for one-on-one conversations with community members. One-on-one conversations with residents are a powerful way to begin to build trust and lay the foundation for longer-term engagement. You can find this tool in the following locations:  ...

Unique Methods in Advocacy Evaluation

This tool (from Center for Evaluation Innovation) describes four tools specifically geared for advocacy evaluation.

Find it in Evaluate Actions under ...

Use the Data

This tool (from CHR&R) provides suggestions for finding more detailed information about key areas in your community’s rankings.

User’s Guide to Advocacy Evaluation Planning

This tool (from Harvard Family Research Project) provides a step-by-step process for evaluating advocacy/policy initiatives.

Value Based Purchasing Guide

This website (from National Business Coalition on Health) provides access to a guide that can assist your company in learning more about and designing your employee health benefits in a way that increases value through employees' wellness activities, chronic disease management, and incentives for providers to provide higher quality care. 

Video Facilitation Guide

This guide offers reflection questions and tips for a facilitated conversation about a video or film.

Visualizing the Data

 Visualizing the Data provides a guide to maps and other ways of interpreting data. It is part of the Use the Data tool. 

Walkability Checklist

This tool (from U. S. Department of Transportation) provides a checklist for assessing the walkability of your community. It can be found in the Community Development guide under...