Creating Change for Good
Workshop Series

Join AHW for a three-part series for developing strategies to address the root causes of complex health issues.

Welcoming nonprofit, academic, health care and public health partners, these free workshops will explore a powerful framework for creating sustainable changes in health outcomes.

Participants will gain a foundation in systems change, tools that can be applied to organization- or coalition-based change efforts, and facilitated time with instructors to develop an outline for creating systems change around your most critical issues.

Attend as an individual or bring a team of colleagues and partners to launch or accelerate your work in transforming the systems that impact health programs, policies, and community outcomes.

Jerica Broeckling

Jerica is a social sector leader with 15 years of experience working in community development and capacity building for nonprofits. She works with organizations to advance their missions using human-centered design, systems thinking, and results-based strategies and by centering their efforts around equity, diversity, and inclusion. Jerica has spent the last decade working with community-based and human-serving organizations around the country through her work with the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities. Prior to her work on a national level, Jerica advanced executive projects for a statewide parent engagement organization in Wisconsin and served as a health educator for the Peace Corps in Ghana. She holds a master’s degree in public service with a nonprofit specialization from Marquette University, where she is a graduate instructor on social innovation and trends in the nonprofit sector and serves as an advisory board member for the Marquette University Trinity Fellowship.

Maureen Busalacchi

Maureen serves as the program manager for the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment’s Policy, Systems & Culture Change pathway. In this role, she manages AHW’s portfolio of systems change grant awards which support community-academic partnerships in making good health practical and available to residents statewide. Maureen brings more than 20 years of experience in nonprofits to her work, including more than a decade of experience in public health advocacy and policy development.