In the face of this major setback in reproductive justice, we must also continue to fight to improve the underlying systems that make it both challenging and dangerous to deliver and raise children in the U.S., whether these children are planned or the product of forced birth.
Loved part one of our Virtual Town Hall? In this second installment “Shifting COVID-19 Approaches for the Next Phase of the Pandemic” we continued our conversation ...
In this Bloomberg article Jennifer Valenzuela, Chief People and Equity Officer at Health Leads, shares her perspective on the importance of meaningful community investment among ...
Many community-based organizations are working to embrace a “new normal” in order to protect people from COVID-19. That effort requires navigating the constant flow of ...
Scott’s contribution will support the organization’s work to build collaborative, community-led networks of health, invest in local services and public health organizations and workforces, and expand efforts in internal staff sustainability.
On January 5, 2022, the Office of Science and Technology Policy published a document in the Federal Register “requesting input on how digital health technologies ...
