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.

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.

As we welcome the new year, we take stock of our goodbyes and hellos here at Data Across Sectors for Health (DASH). Read about DASH’s developments over the past year and all that is to come – all in the name of promoting health equity through multisector data sharing.

The All In National Inventory 2.0 survey captures the experiences of organizations participating in multisector data sharing. DASH, along with partners from the All In network and data.org’s Rising Equitable Community Data Ecosystems (RECoDE) team produced and disseminated this survey in 2021. Here are the results.

In our own efforts at DASH to center community voice and expertise—and to make these types of partnerships more visible—we’ve invited community members with the lived and living experiences of poverty and related, social determinants of health to advise us, as we plan for our upcoming All In: Data for Community Health National Meeting (AINM).