New research and polling data are shining light on how we talk about opioid safety in ways that help us surmount apathy and strengthen support for our strategies. Join the California Opioid Safety Network (COSN) for the third web forum in our series, “No Wrong Door for Opioid Safety: How to Communicate for Impact” and hear experts from across the country share tactics for launching public communications campaigns, deliver effective messaging around stigma and harm reduction, and capture media attention for your work.
Registration for this event is free and open to the public. Closed captioning is available to all attendees.
Presenters
LeShaundra Cordier, MPH, CHES
Associate Director for Communications, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control’s Division of Overdose Prevention (DOP)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Atlanta, GA
LeShaundra Cordier, MPH, CHES, is the Associate Director for Communications for the CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control’s Division of Overdose Prevention (DOP). In this role Ms. Cordier provides guidance on the planning, implementation and evaluation of health communication and marketing activities for drug overdose related topics. Previously,…
Savannah O’Neill, MSW, CATC
Capacity Building and Community Development Manager
Harm Reduction Coalition
Oakland, CA
Savannah O’Neill is the Capacity Building and Community Development Manager at Harm Reduction Coalition where she oversees projects throughout California, supporting existing syringe exchange programs, buprenorphine access and the expansion of harm reduction services. Savannah has worked at the intersections of harm reduction, mental health care and advocacy against incarceration…
Jenna Haywood
Capacity Building and Community Development Manager
Harm Reduction Coalition
Oakland, CA
Jenna Haywood is the Capacity Building and Community Development Manager at Harm Reduction Coalition where she supports California-based harm reduction programs with training and technical assistance and focuses on California policy advocacy. Jenna studied Human Rights Education at the University of San Francisco, where she built harm reduction curricula for…
Karyn Madore, MED, CCPH NH
Communications Director
JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc.; Community Health Institute
Bow, NH
Ms. Karyn Madore is the JSI-NH Communications Director, leading the JSI-NH Health Communication Team, which brings together a wide range of talents, health communication, graphic design, formative research, creating and implementing social marketing campaigns and evaluation. Ms. Madore has over twenty years of experience managing public health projects and creating…
Christin D’Ovidio, MFA, CCPH
Marketing & Communications Project
JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc.; Community Health Institute
Bow, NH
Ms. Christin D’Ovidio, MFA, CCPH, is a Media & Communication Director at JSI-NH Ms. D’Ovidio works directly with programs to plan and implement media and marketing initiatives and creates social marketing programs to incite behavior change for good. She is experienced in program development, management, and evaluation, formative research, evaluation,…
Moderator
Carmen Rita Nevarez, MD, MPH
Sr. Vice President for External Relations and Preventive Medicine Advisor
Public Health Institute
Oakland, CA
- Director, Center for Health Leadership and Practice, Public Health Institute, Oakland, CA
Carmen Nevarez, MD, MPH, is PHI's Senior Vice President for External Relations and Preventive Medicine Advisor and the Director of the Center for Health Leadership and Practice. A long-standing voice for the public's health, Nevarez is responsible for developing relationships with health and public health organizations and interests, advocating for…
Presentation Slides
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Carmen Nevarez | No Wrong Door for Opioid Safety: How to Communicate for Impact
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LeShaundra Cordier | RXAwareness Campaign Creating & Delivering Opioid Messages that Matter
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Savannah O’Neill and Jenna Haywood | Words Matter: How Language Impacts Stigma
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Karyn Madore and Christin D’Ovidio | The Doorway-New Hampshire