COVID-19 Resources
COVID-19 in Washtenaw County: A Health Equity Series
There are many health equity concerns that have arisen or worsened under COVID-19. This five-part series will discuss current health equity issues related to the pandemic as well as resources and strategies to address them, particularly in Washtenaw County, MI. While the series will emphasize the Washtenaw County, MI context, content may be of interest to community members and public health or social service practitioners more broadly.
On Demand Webinars – Now Available
Part 1 – Social Determinants of Health
Slides are available for download here.
Part 2 – Place, Space, and Recovery
Slides are available for download here.
Part 3 – Opportunities for Advocacy
Slides are available for download here.
Part 4 – Carceral State
Slides are available for download here.
Part 5 – Positive Mental Health
Slides are available for download here.
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CDC and WHO Information & Updates
NIH OBSSR Supported Reports and Research Resources
CDC Guidelines for Coronavirus
CDC Guidance for Health Departments
CDC Guidance for Healthcare Professionals
WHO COVID-19 Online Training Courses
CDC Crisis & Emergency Risk Communication (CERC)
CDC COVID-19 Contact Tracing Training Guidance and Resources
CDC Interim COVID-19 Contact Tracing Communications Toolkit for Health Departments
CDC Communication Toolkit for Migrants, Refugees, and Other Limited-English-Proficient Populations
National COVID-19 Virtual Skills-Based Training for Case Investigation & Contact Tracing
Region V State Resources
Disabilities and Unique Health Needs During the COVID-19 Pandemic (MN Department of Health)
COVID-19 Community Engagement Webinars (MN Department of Health)
Indiana State Department of Health
Illinois Department of Public Health
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
School & University Updates
Real Time Infection Map by Johns Hopkins University
University of Michigan’s SPH COVID-19 Update
U of M School of Public Health Newsletter
U of M COVID-19 Communications
U of M SPH COVID-19 Podcast Epiodes
Indiana University’s COVID-19 Update
University of Minnesota’s COVID-19 Update
University of Illinois at Chicago’s COVID-19 Update
Resources from RVPHTC
Public Health Learning Network (PHLN) Trainings
Stress Management & Mental Health Resources
Training and Technical Assistance Related to COVID-19 (SAMHSA)
Taking Care of Yourself During an Outbreak (SAMHSA)
Parent/Caregiver Guide to Helping Families Cope with COVID-19 (NCTSN)
Mental Health Guide for High School Students
Keeping Your Distance to Stay Safe (APA)
Mental Health and Coping During COVID-19 (CDC)
Guide to Being Well During the COVID-19 Pandemic (UM)
Clinician Well-being and Resilience (NAM)
Resilience ECHO Series (NNPHI)
Coping Strategies for COVID-19 Stress
Other COVID-19 Trainings & Resources
COVID-19 Policy Playbook II (Public Health Law Watch)
Effective Tools for Practicing Self-Compassion and Self Care in the Time of COVID-19 (ANA)
COVID-19 Response & Recovery (Change Lab Solutions)
Rural Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Public Health Communications Collaborative
Resources and Tools for Addressing Coronavirus (COVID-19) – NNPHI
UM SPH Population Healthy Podcast
National Network for Public Health Law
Public Health Foundation (PHF) COVID-19 Training
American Nurses Association (ANA) COVID-19 Resources
Checking Blood for Coronavirus Antibodies—3 Questions Answered About Serological Tests and Immunity
Making Contact: A Training for COVID-19 Contact Tracers
COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative Resources from Mass.gov
COVID-19 Playbook from Prevent Epidemics
Every Contact Counts: Contact Tracing for Public Health Professionals
COVID-19 presents new and unique challenges to all areas of pubic health and the health workforce. In response to this ever-changing environment, we have created a resource hub to help you navigate the pandemic.
From trainings to updated information from the WHO, CDC, state and local health departments, universities, and others, the resources listed here are specific to COVID-19. Still looking for information? Contact us or subscribe to our newsletter for updated information right to your inbox.
