Programs for the People: Cross-Sector Collaboration Through Human-Centered Design

A collaborative framework offers strategies for designing and executing health interventions centered around the unique needs of people and the community.

Social Interventions Research & Evaluation Network (SIREN) explores how human-centered design principles—a framework most often used in corporate settings—can be applied by community and healthcare advocates to advance SDOH programs through an approach that centers the voice and needs of the community.

Discover:

The use case for human-centered design in collaborative public health efforts
Key human-centered design principles
Strategies to incorporate community voice in program design
Sample design sprint exercises

Learn how human-centered design can enable partnering organizations to create tailored, effective public health and SDOH programs.

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