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Submit a Public Health Success Story
NACDD hosts a database of more than 400 public health success stories from state and territorial departments working in chronic disease prevention and control.These case studies are shared with legislators, partners, and national advocates. Submissions are welcome through a simple form at publichealthsuccess. org.
Tell Us Your Kudos
Send us your recent promotions, new certi cations or degrees, or any other professional highlights for inclusion in our Impact Brief newsletter at publications@ chronicdisease.org.
Write a Guest Blog for our Website
Do you have an interesting topic or area of expertise that you’d like to write a blog about for our website? Email us your idea at publications@chronicdisease.org.
Apply for an Impact Award
NACDD’s annual Impact Awards provide those who work in the eld of chronic disease with an opportunity to be recognized for best practices in chronic disease prevention and health promotion, and other contributions that go beyond public
health. Nominations are solicited each summer, and NACDD’s Awards Committee, made up of Board Members, selects the winners each fall. For more information on the Impact Awards, contact the Member Services department at Members@ chronicdisease.org.
“NACDD is the key voice to policymakers illustrating the important work carried out by states in communities across America.The success stories and data supporting these essential interventions are the primary tools used in educating people to
make the right decisions.” - David Hoffman, DPS, Chair of NACDD’s Government Affairs Forum, and Director of the Bureau of Community Integration and Alzheimer’s Disease at the State of NewYork Department of Health
“As an Association, one of our fundamental roles is to strengthen our community of professionals. NACDD does this by providing platforms for you to learn about the work of others in your eld, as well as creating opporutnities for you to connect personally and professionally with your peers.Whether through a newsletter submission, a tweet, or a success story, we offer many ways our
Members can reach out to us to begin a new dialogue or to share achievements even beyond our public health sphere.”
- Paige Rohe, MPH, Associate Director, Communications and Member Services