National Lessons, Local Impact
Second Annual Building a Culture of Health Conference

Please join national experts from community-based organizations, social service agencies, academia, health care organizations, philanthropy and government as they share proven solutions and best practices in the areas of Food & Fitness, Healthy Homes, and Adverse Childhood Experiences.

Panel I Speakers:
- Gretchen West, Executive Director, Healthy Homes, Nationwide Children's Hospital
- Kimberly Brown, Chief Program Officer, DC Central Kitchen
- Ruben Cantu, Program Manager, Prevention Institute

Panel II Speakers:
- Kaytura Felix, Managing Director -- Program , Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Charles M. Payne, Director, Joseph Cornwall Center for Metropolitan Research, Rutgers University
- Leslie Kantor, Professor and Chair, Department of Urban-Global Public Health, Rutgers University

Breakout Sessions:
A) Healthy Homes:
Lead by Stephanie Greenwood, Program Officer, The Victoria Foundation

B) Food & Fitness
Lead by Catherine Wilson, President and CEO United Way of Essex and West Hudson, Food and Fitness Impact Team Lead

c) Adverse Childhood Experiences
Lead by Keri Logosso-Misurell, Executive Director, Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition, ACE Impact Team Leader

d) Community-Based Leadership Development
Lead by Kaytura Felix, Managing Director - Program, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Rhonda Lewis, Executive Director, Greater Newark LISC, Healthy Homes Impact Team Lead
Kaleena Berryman, Program Coordinator, Abbott Leadership Institute - Rutgers University

e) Collective Impact and Measuring Porgress
Lead by Charles Payne, Director of Joseph Cornwall Center for Metropolitan Research - Rutgers University
Darrin Anderson, State Program Director, NJ Partnership for Healthy Kids
Cecelia Zalkind, President & CEO, Advocates for Children of NJ

f) Community-Based Participatory Research
Lead by Leslie Kantor, Chair of Department of Urban-Global Public Health, Rutgers University
Craig Drinkard, Associate Director of Operations, Victoria Foundation
Barbara Dixon, Chief Program Office & Executive Director, Southward Children's Alliance

g) The Role of Traditional and Social Media in Promoting a Culture of Health
Lead by John Mooney, CEO, NJ Spotlight