This piece features excerpts from an interview with two community leaders of color — Ngozi Moses, Executive Director of the Brooklyn Perinatal Network, and Lebone Moses, President and CEO of Chisara Ventures Inc. — explaining how social determinants of health (SDOH) technology vendors can negatively affect community-based organizations (CBOs), and how to overcome that potential harm.
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 ...
Applying Lessons From Costa Rica to Equity Oriented Primary Care March 8th, 1:00pm -2:00pm ET/ 11:00am – 12:00pm PT Research has shown that increased access to high-quality, ...
This data brief showcasing a data mapping tool that compares the social and economic vulnerability of several Massachusetts communities to the existing “SNAP Gap" - the more than 700,000 MassHealth recipients (pre-pandemic) who are likely eligible for SNAP, but are not receiving these important hunger-preventing benefits.
The challenges associated with confronting and eliminating structural racism are extensive and require intentional reflection and correction of the processes and systems that harm communities. The CIE Data Equity Framework, created in partnership with Dr. Rhea Boyd, 211/CIE San Diego and Health Leads, is an innovative framework that guides individuals and institutions towards building anti-racist systems that create more equitable and inclusive systems
