Healthy NewsWorks invites you
to a book-signing celebration

Honoring the publication of
Leading Healthy Change In Our Communities
Profiles by Healthy NewsWorks student journalists of a dozen prominent leaders who have something important to say about health and are giving back to the community. Some of the student journalists and interviewees will be on hand to sign your copy of the book.

Remarks by
Dr. Walter Tsou
Past president, American Public Health Association; former commissioner, Philadelphia Department of Public Health

At the
Merion Tribute House
625 Hazelhurst Avenue
Merion Station, PA 19066

Light fare will be served

Suggested donation
$60 per person (includes 1 book per attendee)

Proceeds to benefit Healthy NewsWorks
(The nondeductible portion of your gift is $15 per book-signing attendee plus any costs of additional books.)

Become a sponsor
Consider a contribution at one of the sponsorship levels below to help Healthy NewsWorks empower student journalists to transform the health of our communities.

Examples of what your gift can accomplish:

Community sponsor: $1,000 to $2,499—Help us grow and develop the Healthy NewsWorks program as a health and literacy resource in our communities.

Associate sponsor: $500 to $999—Enable teachers and students to take part in health literacy classes or journalism workshops.

Contributing sponsor: $250 to $499—Fund transportation and expenses for student journalists to attend off-campus news conferences or events.

Sponsor: $150 to $249—Provide books, reporter's notebooks, and other newsroom resources for student journalists.

Who we are
Healthy NewsWorks seeks to engage students intellectually and creatively in producing authentic journalism that influences health attitudes and tackles such pressing issues as obesity, bullying, asthma and safety.

Healthy NewsWorks is a member of New Beginnings Nonprofit Incubator at Resources for Human Development.

Director
Marian Uhlman

Advisory committee
Chair: Amy Krulik
Members: William A. Blagmon Sr., Linda Derbyshire, Ted Duncombe, Nancy Erickson, Talia Yellin Fisher, Moriah Hall, Jane Isaacs Lowe, Ruth Pearson, Susan Spencer, Elizabeth Useem
Emerging leaders: Greg Klimowicz, Margaret Owusu
Counsel: Julia E. Gabis

Spring 2012 event committee (as of April 17)
Jim and Kay Gately, Linda Dale Hoffa, Dr. Calvin Johnson, Ted Peters, Dr. Elizabeth Rappaport, Craig Stock and Catherine Wise, Mike and Elizabeth Useem, Tony and Elizabeth Vale, Tildy Wren

Participating schools and newspapers (2011-12)

Norristown Area School District
- Cole Manor Elementary School, Healthy Comet
- East Norriton Middle School, Bulldog Bulletin
- Eisenhower Science and Technology Leadership Academy, Healthy Panther
- Gotwals Elementary School, Healthy Press
- Hancock Elementary School, Healthy Times
- Marshall Street Elementary School, Healthy Bulletin
- Stewart Middle School, Healthy Times
Philadelphia schools
- Henry C. Lea Elementary School, Healthy Post
- Hope Partnership for Education, Healthy Hope
- Philadelphia Montessori Charter School, Healthy Times
- St. Malachy School, Healthy Informer
School District of Haverford Township
- Chestnutwold Elementary School, Healthy Times
Upper Darby School District
- Highland Park Elementary School, Healthy Hawk

Learn more
www.HealthyNewsWorks.org

Be confident in your charitable giving. Healthy NewsWorks is a division of Resources for Human Development, Inc., a registered charitable organization. In accordance with Pennsylvania law, we are required to advise you that a copy of RHD's official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling 800-732-0999 (toll-free within Pennsylvania) or 717-783-1720. Registration does not imply endorsement.