For years, the All In: Data for Community Health network brought together organizations engaged in building a culture of health through multisector datasharing. All In is sunsetting as a coalition of program offices and a groundbreaking peer learning network, but the skills, lessons, and relationships forged during its active years continue to shine.

A new DASH program, called Rural Health Data Ecosystems (RHeDE),amplifies the expertise of rural public health organizations and underscores the importance of community dynamics.

DASH has a new resource available for organizations engaged in sharing data across (or within) sectors: a video primer on data analytics. The video provides an overview of analytics types, foundations, tools, graphics, and potential pitfalls to avoid.

As the DASH program office looked back at 2024, we found that some interrelated themes have emerged from the projects we’ve undertaken this past year in collaboration with our partners: intentionality as a key stance, relationship as a key orientation, and co-design as a key dynamic.