The recently released AAMC’s Principles of Trustworthiness are a timely guide for organizations who interface with community members—in any sector, not just health care—to demonstrate that they are worthy of their community’s trust.
Read MoreThrough deep participation of Southwest Frenso residents, the community will soon open a Community Health Hub, a health hub that will contribute to a thriving and more equitable neighborhood.
Read MoreWhat are the impacts of COVID-19 on housing issues, and how can employers support housing initiatives that directly impact their employees or communities? Learn more from our latest Expert Insight.
Read MoreWith the ushering in of a new administration, it's a good time to reflect on key 2020 ballot measures and their impact on race and health equity.
Read MoreLike most of the United States, the city teams participating in the Invest Health initiative found their priorities upended by the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. The national Invest Health initiative, a project of Reinvestment Fund and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, has brought together cross-sector collaboratives in 50 small and mid-size cities since 2016 to develop health and equity-focused strategies for community investment; its second phase, Field Building, provided ten of those cities with ongoing targeted support for their work. The pandemic’s disproportionate impacts on the health of Black, brown, and low-income communities brought into stark focus the inequities the city teams were already fighting. However, despite the challenges of COVID-19, leaders in Akron, OH, Missoula, MT, and Greensboro, NC also found opportunities to leverage the cross-sector relationships and community engagement practices they had fostered since 2016 through Invest Health.
Read MoreThe current COVID-19 pandemic, like many crises before it, has disproportionally affected communities of color, hitting Black and Latinx communities the hardest. COVID-19 has re-exposed the ingrained racism restricting access to quality healthcare, education, secure employment, and stable housing.
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