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A New England Community Water Fluoridation Campaign: Using Social Marketing and Community Mobilization for Policy Change Catherine Hayes, D.M.D, Dr.Med.Sc.
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New England Community Water Fluoridation Campaign With support from DentaQuest, HRiA is designing, implementing and evaluating a CWF effort in two states, Massachusetts and Vermont via two main strategies: –Community coalition building –Community-based social marketing campaign
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Definition of a Coalition An organization of individuals representing diverse organizations, factions or constituencies who agree to work together in order to achieve a common goal. - Feighery & Rogers, 1989 An organization of diverse interest groups that combine their human and material resources to effect specific change that members are unable to bring about independently. - Brown, 1984
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Why Community Coalitions? Address new and broader issues Encourage collaborative problem solving Create culturally relevant solutions Provide more cost effective and coordinated services – minimize duplication of services Leverage additional/new resources Increase communication within community
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Community Readiness… … is the extent to which a community is adequately prepared to mobilize for and implement a project or initiative Role of coalition (readiness) in establishing community readiness Source: J. Liebman and K. Abrams, The Six Stages of Community Mobilization for Prevention, Southwest Center for the Application of Prevention Technology (CAPT), University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, Draft, 2003.
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Community Involvement Minigrant to Community Hire coordinator from the community in collaboration with the coalition
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Social Marketing Turning audience insight into effective strategies Creating multi-strategy solutions Understanding where you’re coming from
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Social Marketing Focus Groups Stakeholder Interviews Creative Brief Design concepts Campaign Implementation
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Evaluation Public Support –Polling 10 days before campaign, midpoint, & end of campaign Policy Change –Key Informant interviews –Review of documents/media
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Public Relations Strategy “War Room” – PEW Rapid Response team
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Discussion Progress Challenges Successes
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Next Steps
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