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Leadership
Whatcom
An exciting new initiative to train and connect diverse leaders to creatively address critical issues facing our area, is moving forward.
The time is ripe for a local leadership development program. Public/private partnerships and collaborations across organizations and institutions are increasingly called upon to improve our communities. More than ever, we need highly skilled, passionate, and collaborative leaders who work together for the common good of our diverse communities.
Read Leadership Whatcom Start Up Plan for background on the Leadership Whatcom Initiative.
Visit leadershipwhatcom.org
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Community Counts
goes Electronic!
The Whatcom Coalition for Healthy Communities will launch a new webtool in May, 2006 based on our community indicator project Community Counts.
This new web interface, the Healthy Communities Network, will highlight quality and useful information about a broad range of community health topics in Whatcom County. While Community Counts 2002 combined indicator and local resource information, the new electronic version will dynamically display:
- a dashboard of indicators
- leads to promising practices
- contacts for local resources
- links to quality news and information
The Coalition is working with partners Whatcom County, City of Bellingham, Port of Bellingham, United Way, Western Washington University, St. Lukes Foundation and St. Joseph Hospital on this project with additional funding from Boeing Employees Community Fund.
Read Healthy Communities Network Executive Summary
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Community Counts
Online
Visit communitycounts.info for the dynamic online publication of Community Counts 2002.
Community Counts opened a dialogue on the things that matter most to residents of Whatcom County - our health and well being. Our new Healthy Communities Network will continue that dialogue
Call 360/715-1061 or info@whatcomcoalition.org
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