The Center for Health Leadership & the Video and Public Health Leadership class present….
Public Health on the Big Screen:
Video and Public Health Leadership
Short Video Premiere Event
Thursday, April 29, 2010
6:30-8:30pm
University Hall 150
UC Berkeley, School of Public Health
FREE Admission!
Food and refreshments will be served.
The show will start promptly, so please come early.
The event is ADA accessible.
****Come and witness what happens when public health embraces new media and video!*****
Public Health leaders need to capitalize on the potential of video and new media to reach, engage, and mobilize diverse populations. As a result, the Center for Health Leadership at the School of Public Health sponsored an innovative, 2-semester course entitled Video and Public Health Leadership: Using video and New Media for Advocacy, Participatory Evaluation, and Action Research. Students, faculty, and staff embarked on this new course, which introduced skills that are at the cutting-edge of public health leadership, advocacy, and research. During the Fall semester, students used video cameras to gather ideas about social change and leadership. During the Spring semester, students gained skills in video editing and communication. With the Spring semester drawing to a close, participants of the class will showcase the short videos they have created on topics ranging from Health Care Reform to UC Berkeley student leadership to Art in the Community, including dance and music—all with public health advocacy at their core.
Our class cordially invites you to come and celebrate our adventure in public health, new media, and video by attending our short video premiere event. We hope to inspire you to consider ways in which new media can be used in your work, whether it be research, community organizing, or just for fun!
Check out our promotional video:
http://tinyurl.com/PHpremiere
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FEATURING SHORT VIDEOS BY THE V&PHL CLASS:
3-4 minute short videos
**The Intersection of Art, Health and Youth Engagement
How can we use art to promote community health and engage our youth community?
Videographer: Diego Castaneda
**Health Care Reform: Leaders in Action
Student and faculty activists share ideas on leadership and health care reform.
Videographer: Jimmy Chang
**Beyond Entertainment: Dance As Leadership
In recognition of the efforts of women who enact dance as leadership, whether by enabling disability, advocating for the arts in education, or enhancing the political discourse.
Videographer: Juan David Rangel
**What is Public Health?
Examples of public health leadership among public health undergraduates
Videographer: Maria Teresa Hernandez
**You Are The Drum
Using creative expression to build leadership and make change
Videographer: Kallista Bley
**Leading From Where You Are: A Story in Health Care Reform
Berkeley staff, students, and community members share their thoughts about universal health care being the calling and the character of our country.
Videographers: Daniel Kwaro and Emily Buzzell
**Improving Community Health through Art, Culture and Collaboration
Perspectives from community members and public health professionals on using art, culture, and collaboration to improve the health of the community.
Videographers: Natalie Sacramento and Heidi Tuason
**Health Care Reform: how can students stand up and make a change?
How can students in health professional school learn about and advocate for health care reform?
Videographer: Elizabeth Sanseau
**Dance-a-bility: How a creative form of expression changes lives.
How dance can be used as a transformative and unlimited leadership tool for people.
Videographers: Daniela Rodrigues and Baharak Amanzadeh
**March 4th Rally at Sacramento: Educate the State
On March 4th a group of Public Health students traveled to Sacramento to protest the egregious cuts to public education...this is a brief glimpse into the journey.
Videographers: Megan Canon and Alexis Cooke -
**Drum. Dance. Community Health!
Drum and dance, in this case from the West African tradition, are powerful and joyous healing forces for community health.
Videographers: Unity Nguyen and Christina Eskridge
**Stand Up or Lie Down!
The platforms, possibilities, and potential in leading from wherEVER you find yourself.
Videographer: Ann Foley
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