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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.

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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...

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Website and Newsletter Templates

This tool includes language to help you publicize the County Health Rankings on your websites and in your newsletters.

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What Counts (from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and the Urban Institute) outlines opportunities and challenges for the strategic use of data to reduce poverty, improve health, expand access to quality education, and build stronger communities. It can be found in the Community Development...

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What Do You Want? Choosing a Local Policy Goal

This tool (from M+R) provides a set of criteria to help groups select a policy or systems change goal for their community. You can use this tool to facilitate meaningful discussion and decision-making that is grounded in a specific set of criteria.

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What Drives Health

This tool (from RWJF) discusses how social factors like education, income, work, and housing can affect health directly and indirectly. It can be found in Focus on What's Important under ...

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What is Policy?

This 2-page introductory fact sheet from Change Lab Solutions can help you introduce partners to the concept of policy change.

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What Makes a Community Healthy or Unhealthy?

This video (from RWJF) provides a look at the many factors that contribute to creating a culture of health in every community.

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What, So What, Now What Reflection Worksheet

This reflection tool (from CHR&R) helps teams understand the implications of what they're learning and decide what action to take next.

Find it in Evaluate Actions under Evaluate Your Partnership and Make Changes.

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What Works for Health

This tool (from CHR&R) can to help you find evidence-informed policies, programs, systems, and environmental changes that can make a difference locally.