Welcome to the Northwest Health Foundation Video Channel where we host media produced or funded by the Foundation.
Urban Oasis: Village Gardens and Village Market
Village Gardens and the Village Market are both examples of what can be accomplished when neighborhood residents, non-profits and government come together in support of people’s health and well-being. The project was funded by the Kaiser Permanente Community Fund, among other organizations.
Urban League of Portland’s Tribute to Thomas Aschenbener
In November 2011, NWHF president Thomas Aschenbrener was honored with the Urban League of Portland’s “Equal Opportunity Day Award,” bestowed on an individual who has made significant contributions to the cause of equality. This video was presented by the Urban League at the event.
Public Health and Zombies - Theater Edition
“You can substitute any unforeseen public health hazard for ‘zombies’ and it would make perfect sense,” said one of the judges of Northwest Health Foundation’s first annual public health PSA contest. The point being that our public health departments are there to protect us from unforeseen threats. This expanded theatrical edition, which played in movie houses in Oregon in January 2011, shows the diversity of our public health services, and the diversity of Oregon’s population - all in less than a minute!
National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) Portland Chapter PSA - Español
Northwest Health Foundation is proud to be a sponsor of this PSA highlighting the work of the Portland chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses.
National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) - Portland Chapter PSA
Northwest Health Foundation is proud to be a sponsor of this PSA highlighting the work of the Portland chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses.
MCNW “Success For Life” Project
MCNW "Success For Life" Project from John Waskey on Vimeo.
The Kaiser Permanente Community Fund at the Northwest Health Foundation is supporting Mercy Corps Northwest (MCNW) to offer Coffee Creek prison’s female inmates the LIFE program (Lifelong Information for Entrepreneurs), with the goal of reducing recidivism by helping formerly incarcerated women achieve economic stability, achieve access to capital, and lead healthy, dignified lives.
Why Advocacy is Important - Mel Kohn, MD, MPH, and Board Chair, NWHF
In this brief interview, Dr. Kohn explains why advocacy is important work for Northwest Health Foundation.
Why Advocacy is Important - Tina Castañares, MD, and NWHF Vice Chair
In this brief interview, Dr. Castañares explains why advocacy is important work for Northwest Health Foundation.
2010 “Public Health Matters” Video Contest Winner
The winner of our NWHF “Public Health Matters Video Contest, entitled “Public Health and Zombies.” This 30-second spot was directed by Anthony Hudson, a student at Pacific Northwest College of Art. For his prize-winning entry, and hard work, Anthony earned a $3,000 cash prize and a visit with Academy Award-nominated director Gus Van Sant.
For more on the contest, visit the Community Health Priorities website.
“Public Health Matters” Video Contest Introduction
This is the “seed video” for the Community Health Priorities “Public Health Matters” video contest.
Deadline is August 15, 2010.
For more information on the contest, visit:
http://www.communityhealthpriorities.org/public-health-matters-video-contest/
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