A TEI PowerPoint Presentation to support you and your team in sharing your CQI story.

This document can support your program recruitment efforts by providing a strategy for thinking about how to share information about your program with providers and families throughout your community.

The social media guide is a comprehensive introduction to using social media for program dissemination. In a step-by-step approach, this document guides you through identifying your priority audiences, highlights special consideration and provides an overview of the major social media platforms.

A document to support your team in developing and executing an effective strategy for engaging media. The document includes multiple checklists to guide you through various aspects of media engagement including developing your message, writing an op-ed piece, and putting together a press kit.

A document that introduces digital storytelling as a compelling and emotionally engaging way to share program successes. The document includes a checklist for preparing to create a digital story, descriptions of major components and considerations and links to examples and references for inspiration.

A document to help your team pitch your program that defines what a program pitch is, why you need one, how you can develop one and when to use it. The document includes a checklist to help you make sure your pitch addresses all key components and a template.

The Tribal Home Visiting Program submitted its first report to Congress in February 2016. The report outlines the program’s approach, implementation, and findings since its initial funding in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act. We have the full report, executive summary, and a fact sheet available for download.

Peer review is a process for ensuring that the research published in journals is of high quality. This brief describes the benefits and process of peer review. It also explains how to write an article for a peer-reviewed journal.

This brief demonstrates the value of presenting at conferences and explains how to do it successfully. It was developed to support Tribal Home Visiting Program grantees, but it also may be useful for other professionals in home visiting and other health and human services fields.

Developed for Tribal Home Visiting Program staff and evaluators, this is a comprehensive, user-friendly list of conferences relevant to home visiting and tribal programs.

The Tribal Home Visiting Dissemination Toolkit is a set of tools designed to support Tribal Home Visiting Program grantees in disseminating information about their programs. The toolkit also provides grantees with style guides and talking points to facilitate effective communication when conversing with different target audiences.