Natalie Burke is a nationally recognized speaker, organizational strategist, and public health leader. She is President and CEO of CommonHealth ACTION, where she sets the organization’s vision and leads strategy, partnerships, and program design to produce health. With more than 20 years of leadership experience, Natalie has advised healthcare systems, public health agencies, nonprofits, and philanthropic foundations on community engagement and institutional governance. A Harvard‑certified executive leadership coach, she works with C‑level leaders across sectors to help them navigate complexity. Previously, she led the national Turning Point Initiative at the National Association of County and City Health Officials, supporting public health collaboratives in 41 communities nationwide.
Rodney Washington, Ph.D.
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NAACFRC
Rodney Washington, PhD, is a Visiting Professor of Early Childhood Education at Jackson State University. His work focuses on community-engaged research, program evaluation, and practical strategies to improve health across early childhood, education, and public health systems. He is a co-investigator focused on early care and education at the NAACFRC.
This webinar will explore how current shifts impact language associated with human services and community initiatives. Presenters will discuss:
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Natalie Burke
Natalie Burke is a nationally recognized speaker, organizational strategist, and public health leader. She is President and CEO of CommonHealth ACTION, where she sets the organization’s vision and leads strategy, partnerships, and program design to produce health. With more than 20 years of leadership experience, Natalie has advised healthcare systems, public health agencies, nonprofits, and philanthropic foundations on community engagement and institutional governance. A Harvard‑certified executive leadership coach, she works with C‑level leaders across sectors to help them navigate complexity. Previously, she led the national Turning Point Initiative at the National Association of County and City Health Officials, supporting public health collaboratives in 41 communities nationwide.
Rodney Washington, Ph.D.
Rodney Washington, PhD, is a Visiting Professor of Early Childhood Education at Jackson State University. His work focuses on community-engaged research, program evaluation, and practical strategies to improve health across early childhood, education, and public health systems. He is a co-investigator focused on early care and education at the NAACFRC.
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