Communications Strategies and Essentials for the Prevention Workforce – Part 3
In this highly interactive follow-up session, participants will build on knowledge gained from Parts 1 and 2. From prior sessions, we learned about the importance of interpersonal communication and ways to apply active listening and public speaking techniques. To be strategic in effectively communicating their work, participants will engage in planning and outlining a sample communication plan to support their organizational work.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss interpersonal and group communication techniques
- Identify how coalitions can plan for effective communication across their strategic plans
- Develop a communication plan for their coalition or agency
Presented by:
Stephanie Strutner
A retired substance use prevention coalition director, Stephanie Strutner, MPH owns and operates an independent consulting firm, Catalyst Evaluation Group, through which she provides support to clients through measuring impact and conducting biostatistical and epidemiological analyses. She also serves as consultant and trainer for Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) where she teaches the intensive three-week National Coalition Academy for the Office of National Drug Control Policy. She is a trainer and consultant for the Alliance of Better Nonprofits in Knoxville where she helps support local charities to operate using effective business models and evaluate effectiveness to achieve sustainability and serves as the part-time CEO for the Prevention Alliance of Tennessee.
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