This booklet gives you small and doable steps that may
help you get healthier. In this booklet, you will find five
main sections:
➊ Know How Your Body Works (page 2) explains how your
body uses the food you eat and how physical activity and
other tasks help your body “burn” food.
➋ Charge Up with Healthy Eating (pages 3–7) includes tips
to help you plan for healthy eating.
➌ Get Moving (pages 8–9) gives you some ideas for being
physically active in fun ways.
➍ Take Your Time (page 10) shares some ideas to help you
ease into healthy habits and keep them up for a long time.
➎ Make It Work for You is a tear-off tool to help you
plan healthy meals and physical activities that fit into
your busy life.

Mapping the Gaps: Mental Health in California
About 1 in 20 adults in California suffers from a serious mental illness, though rates can vary widely by region. What other factors tied to mental illness show similar geographic variations?

California shows wide geographic variation in rates of serious mental illness. The state’s poorest areas often have the highest rates of mental illness, and they are also among the regions with the fewest licensed mental health professionals to provide treatment.

Read more: http://www.chcf.org/publications/2013/07/data-viz-mental-health#ixzz30sfw3y00

This file is a data export for Google's Voting Information Project. It was created for the 11/5/2013 general election. The data includes: localities (counties), electoral districts, precincts, polling place locations, elections, contests in elections, ballots, candidates, referendums, and street segments (i.e. address ranges).

More information about the Voting Information Project can be found at: http://votinginfoproject.org
Documentation of the xml schema can be found at: https://code.google.com/p/election-info-standard/downloads/list

Indy Corporate Hack

Presentation during Urban Institute & Socrata Urban Data Dive - http://www.urban.org/events/Data-Dive-How-Better-Data-Can-Reduce-Domestic-Violence.cfm

Health Technology Forum Code-a-thon: Survey for Providers

Responses to Questions Include:
*What are the Top 5 challenges (aside from cost), that you face in providing adequate mental health care for your patients?
*Do you currently have measures in place, to address the above challenges on an ongoing basis? If yes, what types of measures do you use?
*Would you consider using a mobile device/application that helped you monitor the daily health/well-being of your patient?
*Would you recommend the use of web-based applications to your mental health patients/caregivers, so they can access their clinical information?

The San Francisco Department of Public Health Innovation Hub for the Safety Net and The Health Technology Forum
http://ciaqsf.org/programs/innovation-hub.html
http://healthtechnologyforum.com/

This is a pdf of the 2014 Calendar year Heroin drug mapping data for areas covered by Nassau County Police Department.

This is a pdf of the 2016 Calendar year Heroin drug mapping data for areas covered by Nassau County Police Department.