Meeting Agenda

• Join Slack Now

• Introduce new board members

  • Kendra Howard Secretary

  • Angel Harris Mentor Coordinator

  • Bianca Bosch Mentee Coordinator

  • Christina Spires Outreach Coordinator

• Make Committee assignments

• Updates from ACHIEVE meeting- Christina

• COVID Vaccine volunteer info- Megan

• Committee Meeting groups

  • Marketing

    • Assist with marketing strategies for social media, website development, and target audience for membership recruitment and fundraising

  • Mentorship program

    • Assist with program design as pertains to matching mentors and mentees, activities, and guidelines

  • Scholarship

    • Assist with requirement development (we have a template from National) the roll-out, and SN selection

  • Endowment

    • Assist with development strategies and criteria needs to start

• Meeting w/ SUN 12/10 re: HS Pipeline

• Membership Renewals

• Committee Meetings

• Black United Fund of Oregon

• Co-Host the virtual Friday Flu Chats (Save the Date Dec. 11, 2020 from 11:30 - 12:30)

• Would you all be interested in partnering to host a Train-The-Traininer? We recruit community members to share FACT about Flu.

• Write a letter to the editor as healthcare professionals, parents and community members.

• Help us recruit your members and network to become a #MultcoFluFighter, and complete the Multnomah County-REACH Flu Vaccination Campaign: Flu Fighter Registration Form

• Complete this form - other ways to partner are listed there - For Community partners interested in partnership opportunity, please complete the Multnomah County-REACH Flu Vaccination Campaign: Community Engagement Form

• Please you experience any challenges access either forms, please contact REACH Communications Specialist, Taylor Ford at Email: taylor.ford@multco.us Work Cell: 971.284.4014

• We have limited funding and depending on what's decided, we have some funds available. Please review the sample Multco REACH Flu Campaign Community Partner MOU.

• The Drive-Thru Flu Clinic will be on Wednesdays from 11-6 at PCC-Cascade. We are partnering with Rosewood in East County for a Drive-Thru Flu Clinic on Dec. 8th from 12-6 also.

  For more information about the Coronavirus and the Multnomah County response visit :
  https://multco.us/novel-coronavirus-covid-19

  
  Charlene Addy McGee | REACH Program Manager

  Multnomah County Health Department | Public Health Division
  

  Prevention & Health Promotion Unit

  Inter Office Mailing: 322/01

  Direct line: 503.988.8866
  

  Work Cell: 971.334.4381
  

  Email address: charlene.a.mcgee@multco.us

  Click here for Health Department website

  Click here for REACH website

• Funding Opportunity Number: HRSA-21-020

The application closes on January 19, 2021

Apply for this grant on grants.gov

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is accepting applications for fiscal year (FY) 2021 for the Nursing Workforce Diversity (NWD) Program.

The NWD Program will increase nursing education opportunities for underprivileged students. Grantees will support nursing students from disadvantaged backgrounds to meet the diverse and cultural needs of rural communities.

• 
  Nurturely, “an Oregon nonprofit focused on equity in perinatal wellness. We are planning an upcoming Racism in Perinatal & Pediatric Health virtual workshop series for Oregon health professionals (poster attached). I would love to collaborate with you on this as we finalize plans for the series to ensure that this content is aligned with your Oregon-based work in the nursing sector. I'd also be happy to offer your team a free virtual exhibitor spot if you're interested in connecting with the 100+ Oregon perinatal health professionals.

  Nurturely has recently launched our Milk Magic Educators Program, a toolkit, training program, and community designed to increase representation and culturally-matched lactation care in the perinatal health arena. For any nurses who are in Labor & Delivery or Mom & Baby positions, I would love to collaborate on this as we finalize plans for launching this to Oregon hospitals (CNE will be available with this program)”

• Bill Racism as a Public Health Crisis

  “Hello friends and colleagues,

  
  Racism is pervasive and touches every sector. No institution or system that impacts the social determinants of health is exempt from this oppressive history and current-day reality. Over the past several months Oregon Public Health Association (OPHA) has convened a task force of mostly Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) led organizations and community leaders to develop a legislative concept (LC) to declare racism as a public health crisis.

  
  This legislative concept begins the work of acknowledging Oregon's racist history and contemporary inequities, and makes resource investments in initial efforts to address health inequities among BIPOC folks in Oregon. 

  
  The LC has been submitted to the legislature with both Rep. Salinas and Sen. Manning confirmed as Chief Sponsors. Attached is an info sheet with more background on what we're proposing the LC includes.
  
  We’d like to ask for your help with the following:

1. Complete this endorsement survey as an individual, an organization (if applicable), or both.

2. Share this endorsement survey widely with your networks.

3. Use our constituent guide to reach out to your legislators and let them know you support this concept.

4. Sign a petition from our partner, Leslie Gregory from Right to Health, to declare racism a crisis nationally.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have.

Thank you for your consideration,

Danielle Droppers (she/her)PresidentOregon Public Health AssociationC: 661-378-2124 l danielledroppers@gmail.com

Agenda TBD

1. Charlene Mcgee from Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) to discuss partnership opportunities

2. Provide feedback for NW Nurse Leaders Conference

3. Aurelia to discuss potential scholarship partnership with the Black United Fund

4. Strategic Plan Mapping Video with the Board and AETC

5. Discuss communication platform Slack

6. Portland Tribune YES for a Healthy Future

7. On Track Jefferson High School Presentation opportunities

   All grades: Wednesday 12:35 – 1:45, On Track Lunch panels (lunch provided via gift card) (would love for the 2 or 3 people from the Alliance of Black Nurses to do one of these!)

   Dates:

   -          October 21

   -          November 4

   -          November 18

   -          December 2

   -          December 16

   -          January 6

   -          January 20

    

   Format – informal, ice breaker question for students and presenters, -  presenters introduce themselves, Katie moderates with overarching questions and taking questions from our students

    

   Grade 10 Specific:

   -          Health teacher is looking for presenters who are knowledgeable in the following areas. The same presenters do NOT need to be available for all dates and time:

   o   Mental Health –

   §  October 22 (9:15 – 10:30) and

   §  October  23, (9:15 – 11:55)

   o   Addiction

   §  November 12 (9:15 – 10:30) and

   §  November 13, (9:15 – 11:55)

   §  OR November 19 (9:15 – 10:30) and

   §  November 20,  (9:15 – 11:55)

   -          Format for Thursday/Friday presenters – Intro, using Padlet, will have an overarching question for students to respond to. Presenters will introduce themselves and talk about the field. If I get more info on what you’ve covered in class, we can give presenters a heads up. We can ask students to pre-prepare questions to ask presenters as well, and presenters can comment or give feedback on how students responded to the overarching question.

    

   Grade 12 Specific – Research and Medicine class

   Teacher is hoping to supplement unit on history of research in America with current “Uplifting Research” happening in present day. If there are nurses during research that would like to share with the class, the options are listed below

    

   -          Uplifting research presenters - Date options        

   §  M October 19,

   §  M November 9

   §  M November 16

   -          Format for Uplifting research presenters – Intro, using Padlet and/or Pollev, will have an overarching question for students to respond to (Mike, will need your help with creating these to fit into your units). Presenters will introduce themselves and talk about the field. If I get more info on what you’ve covered in class, we can give presenters a heads up. We can ask students to pre-prepare questions to ask presenters as well, and presenters can comment or give feedback on how students responded to the overarching question

Agenda

1. Welcome new members!

   1. Bianca Bosch

   2. Layla Layla

   3. Marnasha Fowlkes

   4. Karen Reifenstein

2. Team building workshop Kheoshi Owens guest speaker

3. Recruit volunteers for student mentorship

4. Collaborative conversation w/OHSU Karen Reifenstein, Ph.D., R.N.

5. LEADERSHIP Strategic planning meeting scheduled 11/2 Saturday 9-12p facilitated by the Aids Education & Training Center

6. On Track

7. Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization

8. Yes for a Healthy Future Black Communities Statement

9. Membership dues If dues were paid after 6/15/2020 membership expires December 31, 2021

10. Open up FB page

Agenda:

1. Leslie Gregory PA to discuss “Racism as a Public Health issue.” 10-15min

2. Present charter certificate

3. Orient to website pw abnao022020

4. Discuss ACNM and nwonl desire to become Affiliate org. and our policy

5. 2021 Birth Center Reimbursement Bill Fact Sheet endorsement request and Yes for a healthy future endorsement, see documents below

6. On Track program

7. Lifetime and 1st year grad membership Bylaw addendum

8. Update from National (text in meeting feedback)

9. Discuss one time meeting attendance for prospective members

10. Recruit for event committee

11. Strategic Plan Survey

12. Chapter Dues Payment 
    

Agenda

Leslie Gregory PA of Right to Health to discuss the initiative.

Discuss Committee formations

Strategic Planning

Update re: ACNM meeting 7/6 and NAHM presentation at August meeting

Discuss OCN proposal for July Summit to discuss structural racism and the NCLEX