11.20.2019 | Health Leads
Our Chief Clinical Officer Damon Francis contributed to this new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation outlining initiatives to ensure everyone has a fair and just opportunity to live the healthiest life possible - including making health care institutions more equitable and improving social conditions in communities.
05.16.2019 | Tiombe Mashama
What can we expect — and what do we need — to ensure a sustainable future for peer workforces and the community health field? Let's start with broadening our definition of experts.
04.25.2019 | Katie Dillon
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with anti-hunger advocate Erin McAleer, President of Project Bread -- a Health Leads ‘Champion of Change’ and leading nonprofit working to advance a food-secure future in Massachusetts. Project Bread’s annual ‘Walk for Hunger’ takes place on Sunday, May 5, 2019. You can register or donate here.
04.02.2019 | Artair Rogers
Health Leads' Artair Rogers points to research showing implicit bias continues to be pervasive in healthcare. For those of us who advocate for the integration of medical and social care, this reality cannot be ignored.
03.23.2019 | Jennifer Valenzuela and Tigee Hill
Chief of People and Culture Jennifer Valenzuela and Director of Programs and Initiatives Tigee Hill spoke at the Aspen Challenge and together wrote this blog post for Aspen Challenge, where they pose this, "Did you know that your zip code is the greatest predictor of how long you are expected to live? Not your blood pressure, not your cholesterol levels, not your genetics. Your zip code." Head on over to Aspen Challenge to read the rest of the blog.
