CatchThePowerPodcast

Catch the Power: A podcast making solidarity & justice viral. A conversation for Implementers of Health Justice hosted by Dr. Cory D. Bradley @1stluvd

[CatchThePowerPodcast @CatchThePower]

Admittedly not binary! But what would you say?

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

“They sought to avoid extreme inequalities of circumstance because such inequalities threatened to undermine freedom as they understood it.”

Excerpt From
The World and Us
Roberto Mangabeira Unger
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[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

The promise of implementation, in part, is that we are not fully determined by the present circumstances of our existence. (Inspired by Robert Unger)

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@TheHoneyPot4 South Africa-johannesburg and cape town

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@TheHoneyPot4 im going in July

[The Center for Implementation @TCI_ca]

In order to create systemic change, we need more than small projects.

#SocialMovements have huge potential for creating systemic change.

We would love to see more integrations of #SocialMovement & #ImpSci

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

https://t.co/2bB1XFAoZY Similar to Dr. King's admonition that we not allow the nation to return to business as usual, we urge IS toward a position of resistance against a status quo responsible for the reproduction of inequitable health & distribution of translational benefits.

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

I am delighted to share my 1st,1st author pub that only took...3 yrs to articulate (And worth it). In honor of Dr. King, I share my reference to his remarks on America's "failure to fully deliver on its promises" & the present impetus for health equity in translational science.

[The Center for Implementation @TCI_ca]

This article discusses applying the PRISM framework w/ an equity lens in public health & health services research & practice, emphasizing the importance of representation, unintended consequences, capacity building, & sustained assessment of equity.

📎 https://t.co/lXKgCnJHoO

[Jen Brown @JenBrownARCC]

Congrats to ARCC partner @lightfoundchi on release of their Black Queer Equity Index (BQEI) Rubric! Learn actionable steps to help nonprofits create an environment where Black LGBTQ+ people can thrive, contribute, & lead authentically: https://t.co/qL5Jyo9ktr

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Hear more inspirational, motivating, plain-truth telling from @MatiH_ID https://t.co/0RlrBsGHFp #racialequitysummit #stlres23 @StlChange

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

I chose the explicit lyrics deliberately because this a gritty, grimy reality of injustice we are up against that is constantly trying to diminish our press for justice! To paraphrase in #ratchetinspiration (if you wanna call it such) It’s our Mutha🖕🏾Moment: Fight on! @MatiH_ID

[HealthBegins @HealthBegins]

“Why is it harder to get an apple than an MRI? Harder to sign up for #SNAP than #Medicaid"

--Kathryn Jantz from @HealthBegins at #CenteringCare23

[Jen Brown @JenBrownARCC]

Good distinctions between centering community vs community engagement

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

I am so thrilled to see @Dr_S_Jefferson Shining Yah! https://t.co/d2ysYZ3E9L Reading this morning, i am renewed in my thirst for transformation, grateful to “get to work” FOR the power of people! To MAKE the science CARE & #bearwitness: hearing THIS voice today has RE-minded me.

[Dr. Sealy-Jefferson @Dr_S_Jefferson]

My 1st graduating doctoral student published her 1st paper from her dissertation, coauthored with some SEED Lab members, & this is my 1st senior authored paper😭🙏🏽✊🏽

Read & cite @DrBFrancis ! She went HARD on this *for* Black mothers! SO proud! 🤩✨🌟 https://t.co/wVy8cPVmrZ

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

Cease and desist with this binary of theoretical and pragmatic/practical as opposing realities. It is unintelligible, especially given that after all, we are all theorists, even if we aren't always or don't wish to be aware of it.

[Lisa A. Cooper, MD @LisaCooperMD]

Unsafe #healthcare settings harm everyone; moreover, adverse events disproportionately impact those from marginalized groups, furthering #inequity. Read our #PCAST recommendations here https://t.co/iSN8NLHtdE

[Nadia Adjoa Sam, MD, CTropMed @NASAdoc]

and I will state explicitly that meeting IRB requirements does not address coloniality. In fact, in my experience, some IRB requirements actually conflict with safeguarding/being anticolonial, & this is where I've had to ask myself what my goals are as a(n) (African) researcher.

[Nadia Adjoa Sam, MD, CTropMed @NASAdoc]

I'd like Global South researchers to interrogate their research for coloniality, incl who they collaborate with, study design, how they conduct informed consent, & whether/how they integrate anticolonial safeguarding for researched populations. This goes beyond IRB requirements.

[Dr. Cory Bradley is the Lorde Bald'ubois of Essex @1stluvd]

⁦Carving out space in this new role, Director for EDI in our Center for Education in Health Sciences ⁦@NUFeinbergMed⁩. Framing an aspirational vision for scholars that facilitates health justice-this resonates: @nu_ipham⁩ ⁦@FeinbergODI⁩ https://t.co/hknHmBjAzB