Making Health a Shared Value
Topic Summary:
Making health a shared value is the cornerstone of RWJF’s vision for building a Culture of Health. Shared values are conceptualized as a reflection of civic engagement, sense of community, and population-level mindsets and expectations, or social norms. Research we fund in this area focuses on how to shift and align social values in ways that prioritize health and well-being for everyone.
Funded Projects:
- Building a Culture of Health Through the Built Environment: Adaptable Solutions to Community Well-Being
- Evidence-Based Strategies to Increase General Public and State Legislator Support for Policies to Fund and Enhance Early Childhood Development
- Identifying Shared Values to Support an Inclusive Culture of Health around Firearms: What Communication Messages Work?
- Making Health A shared Value Of Youth CulturE (The HAVOYCE Project)
The above project were funded through a special, time-limited E4A funding opportunity that is now closed. Read the original Call for Proposals and/or a related journal article, Building the evidence on Making Health a Shared Value: Insights and considerations for research, for more information.
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