In recent years, food councils in North Carolina have hosted candidates forums with key policy makers to both educate them on their communities’ food system needs and to connect citizens directly with their law makers. Join members of the Community Food Strategies team as we walk you through the steps outlined in our Candidates Forum Toolkit that explain how to successfully organize a candidates forum. Based on our own work with food councils and policy makers, we will share tips on candidates forum planning, logistics, and promotion. Participants will leave with the tools and confidence to organize their very own candidates forums in their communities.
Care Share Health Alliance
Helping communities coordinate care and other resources for underserved people through collaborative networks and models
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Job Opportunity: CSHA Executive Director
About Care Share: Care Share Health Alliance is a North Carolina based non-profit organization with a mission of collaborating for health equity. Since its founding in 2008, Care Share has […]
RFP: Strategic Planning Services
Care Share Health Alliance announces a Request for Proposals (RFP) for strategic planning services. Issue Date: March 28, 2025Proposal Due Date: April 17, 2025Budget: $10,000 (May consider budget increase for […]
Job Opportunity: Communications Specialist
We are no longer accepting applications for this position. Position Name: Communications Specialist Reports to: Executive Director Type: Part-Time, Contract Location: Remote (Care Share Health Alliance is North Carolina based […]
Equity+ Podcast Ep. 13: Accessing Gender Affirming Care in NC
Episode 13: Accessing Gender Affirming Care in North Carolina | Listen Here In this episode, we hear from Haven Oxenreider, Data & Software Lead at Pisgah Legal Services, who shares their experiences […]
Equity+ Podcast Ep. 12: Medical Debt & What To Do About It
Episode 12: Medical Debt & What To Do About It | Listen Here In this episode, we hear from Rebecca Cerese, Policy Advocate at the NC Justice Center, who shares important information […]
