In the February 2024 Housing & Health issue of Health Affairs, Kierra Barnett of Nationwide’s Children’s Hospital and her team of coauthors document the history of structural racism in Linden, a neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio. Linden is a neighborhood characterized by high rates of unemployment, crime, and disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes. The authors contextualize these disparities through an exploration of 100 years of discriminatory state and local policies, particularly those related to housing, that have shaped health in Linden, Ohio. These policies include racial deed restrictions, redlining, blockbusting, mass incarceration, and the subprime lending crisis. Barnett and coauthors advocate for structural racism- and discrimination-informed strategic community development initiatives to promote lasting change in Linden. View an interactive timeline and read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q02m886k0
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Let me be clear: I'm not making a political statement here. I found this article to be a great teaching moment about the importance of #appearances and #authenticity. This article in the Chicago Sun-Times discusses how the city of Chicago is moving people out of a "visible" homeless camp in preparation for the upcoming DNC meeting in August. Some of the residents have been there for at least 2 years. Gee, all of a sudden, the city is concerned for their welfare? Coincidence? I think not. My point is that people can sniff out self-serving claptrap a mile away. I would find it hard to believe that anybody believes one word of what these politicians, and their spokespeople, are using as their "reasons" for the sudden relocation. My fellow #dentists, this is a valuable learning opportunity. Be ethical, transparent, and honest in all your dealings with others. If you want your team and patients to respect and trust you, "do what you ought to do, when you ought to do it, whether you want to or not, with no debate"...or excuses! (I learned that from Walter Hailey, Steven J. Anderson, and Suzanne Black YEARS ago.) In other words, walk your talk. Get Ahead Coaching & Consulting #walkyourwalk #walkyourtalk #transparency #ethics #beethical #dotherightthing #bsmeter #charactercounts #character #leadership #leaders #trustworthy #respect #learningopportunity #honesty #trust #dentalpractice #dentalpracticeowner #womanceo #womenownedbusiness #dentalleader #dentalleaders #character
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We all play a role in nurturing civic health. Individual actions can lead to community change. However, collective action can have an even greater impact on advancing civic health. Learn more in our 2024 report: https://bit.ly/43CpDfW #CivicHealthMonth
2024 National Findings Report
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Do you all know what "civic health" is? RWJF's 2024 County Health Rankings is zeroing in on this: "Evidence shows that participating in our communities, whether through volunteering or joining neighborhood groups, strengthens our social connections and sense of belonging which in turn, benefits our physical and mental health" and highlighting the importance of public spaces that facilitate civic engagement and social cohesion. Yet another way that we can plan and design for community health! https://lnkd.in/gtvp7zDB
2024 National Findings Report
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"🌟 Don't miss this! 🌟 Today, I'm shining a spotlight on the incredible impact of Community Referral Networks in tackling the social determinants of health. Dive into the groundbreaking highlights from our Research to Pursue and Advance Health Equity project below!"
Community Referral Networks (CRNs) have played a key role in the United States in addressing long-standing health inequities. Our Research to Pursue and Advance Racial Equity through Community Networks (RePARE) project assessed the operational structure, financial makeup, and community impact of CRNs to enhance both community health and racial equity. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/egdNVEkU
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The #UequalsU message is not only a message of hope for PLHIV, it can be used as a tool to improve services or to achieve targets #hivtesting #Treatmentuptake #Retentiontocare #Viralloadtesting #Viralloadsuppression
Celebrating 20 Years of Impact! This year marks a remarkable milestone for the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation as we joyfully celebrate 20 years of dedicated service, groundbreaking research, and unwavering commitment to health and well-being! Since our inception, we have been at the forefront of bridging scientific discovery with clinical application and actively engaging with the communities we serve. This journey has been filled with moments of triumph, resilience, and collaboration. Here's to two decades of advancing health, fostering community empowerment, and contributing to global initiatives. Thank you to our incredible team, partners, and communities for being part of this transformative journey! Please follow along as we take you on a journey this year to commemorate both our challenges and victories, as we embark on navigating the promises and potential pitfalls of our next chapter. #DTHF20YearsStrong #HealthForAll #Community #Impact #OurValues #Innovation #Integrity #Respect #Passion #Excellence #Progress
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🔊 Announcement by The White House- NEW Housing and Services Partnership Accelerator The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announcing that eight states and the District of Columbia (DC) have been selected to participate in a new federal initiative, known as the “Housing and Services Partnership Accelerator” (Accelerator) Helping to strengthen partnerships across housing, disability, aging, and health sectors; access available federal programs and resources, and maximize federal flexibilities to help keep people healthy States Included - California - Arizona - District of Columbia - Hawaii - Maryland - Massachusetts - Minnesota - North Carolina - Washington The Accelerator will help the participating teams unlock critical resources to reduce homelessness by addressing health-related social needs, such as housing-related services Link to Resource Center https://lnkd.in/gnEDJesi #homelessness #advocate #resource #publichealth #healthcaremediacontributor #thepublichealthpharmacist
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Are you measuring the level of connections youth and staff have to industries, social services, and other networks that can transform their futures and improve the community? Social Capital is the value of one's connections to individuals, institutions, and organizations. This value can be measured. Yet schools and programs spend billions o (n measuring what youth know, while few are measuring who they know—until now. Social Capital Builders is proud to join Academy for Transformational Change (ATC) and other esteemed guests as we deliver the social capital message to 300 of Iowa's juvenile justice professionals, youth advocates, community partners, policymakers, social workers, law enforcement officers and educators on Tuesday Aug 27, 2024 at the 4th Annual Family and Youth Engagement Summit sponsored by the Iowa Juvenile Court Services and Department of Health and Human Services. Kayla Powell For justice-involved youth, social capital is crucial. Strong ties can provide support, opportunities, and legitimize investments in skills development, education and transformation. Additionally, social capital plays a vital role in Community Violence Intervention (CVI) strategies, as it helps build trust and collaboration among community members, reducing violence and promoting safety. Although not everyone can attend the conference, they can contact us to learn more about our initiatives and how we can help you implement systems to help participants and staff build, measure and maintain social capital within and outside of the community. Cities United The National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (NICJR) Liz Ryan Louisa Aviles Julia Freeland Fisher Maryland Innovation Center
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A report released by the RAND Corporation this week further underscores the extreme housing precarity Los Angeles County #fosteryouth face. Researchers surveyed 399 transition-aged youth experiencing #homelessness ages 18-25. Of that sample, 36% reported #fostercare involvement. What is so striking is that – even among peers experiencing homelessness – current and former foster youth face greater struggles. Here is what stood out to me: - 21% of foster youth in the survey reported being homeless for more than 36 months, 5% higher than non foster care-involved homeless youth. That’s three years... by age 25. - Youth with foster care involvement reported much higher rates of being parents: 26% compared to 12%. - 37% of youth with foster care involvement in the study reported juvenile justice involvement compared to 10% of the youth experiencing homelessness who hadn’t experienced foster care. This research is an important addition to our understanding of the pernicious and ultimately preventable foster care to homelessness in Los Angeles County. Now let's get to fixing it. Thank you to the researchers – Sarah Hunter, Joan Tucker, Jason Ward and Rick Garvey – for conducting this research, and to the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation for funding it. https://lnkd.in/gwbCWqGH
Understanding the Needs of Los Angeles Youth at Risk of Homelessness
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As we strive towards a more inclusive and understanding society, it's essential to acknowledge the unique challenges faced by those who are justice-impacted. Here are 5 crucial needs that can significantly improve their journey towards successful reintegration and personal growth: Housing: Safe and stable housing is the cornerstone of rebuilding a life. It provides not just shelter, but a sense of security and belonging. Employment: Meaningful employment offers more than financial stability; it fosters self-esteem, purpose, and a chance to contribute positively to society. Rights Restored: Restoring civil rights, like voting and participation in civic duties, is vital. It's about reconnecting with society and having a voice in the community. Support: Emotional and social support systems, including counseling and peer groups, are key. They provide the necessary guidance, understanding, and camaraderie. Health Care: Access to physical and mental health care is crucial. It addresses not just the physical needs, but also the psychological scars of incarceration. Together, we can make a difference. We are dedicated to empowering those who have been impacted by the justice system, and we need your help! Your support can transform lives, offering hope and practical assistance to those in need. Use bit.ly/bb-giving-season to contribute and be a part of this transformative journey. . . . . . #JusticeImpact #SecondChances #Reintegration #SupportSystem #Empowerment #SocialJustice #CommunityCare #HousingForAll #EmploymentOpportunities #RightsRestoration #CivicEngagement #MentalHealthMatters #PhysicalHealth #InclusiveSociety #BreakingBarriers #HopeAndHealing #Empathy #NewBeginnings #StrengthInCommunity #Advocacy #TogetherWeCan
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