Directs the Health Impact Project @pewtrusts, formerly @NCHH and @RIHEALTH. Runner and outdoor adventurer. The views expressed are my own. RT ≠ Endorsements.
"The degree of missing data significantly skews conclusions about who is affected by Covid-19; unadjusted and incomplete data risk significantly lowballing the magnitude of inequities." @statnews https://t.co/qwD2iu8i0j
How can systems and policies address and prevent inequities in health outcomes caused by race, income, and geography? Our recent convening identified five considerations that are key to moving forward: https://t.co/5oA9vqom8b
ICYMI: 45 million children in America depend on free or reduced-price school meals—they may not have reliable access to food otherwise. Collaborative community programs in many states—like Louisiana—are working to ensure #NoChildGoesHungry. https://t.co/4akFUxTH9W
Building healthy communities requires looking at social, economic, and environmental factors and how they impact people's health. My colleague @MimiMNarayan joined the @pewtrusts "After the Fact" podcast to discuss why mental health is no exception. https://t.co/8zIvKVBZ4K
JUST RELEASED: #VisionZero model policy and implementation toolkit from @ChangeLabWorks for #LocalGov staff and community advocates who are seeking commitment & action to create safe, equitable transportation systems in partnership with communities: https://t.co/AnxPubX0Sn
Thrilled to have had the opportunity to contribute to this important update to @SocietyforHIA's Minimum Elements and Practice Standards for Health Impact Assessment. Check out what's new! https://t.co/vxHKtLXifJ
We are excited to announce that Version 4 of the Minimum Elements and Practice Standards for Health Impact Assessment is now live! https://t.co/AxGrJ7bv7V
New dataset from @PHLR_Temple tracks laws that limit the authority of a governor, state health agency, or state health official regarding public health emergency orders: https://t.co/mu6uZHGEdq
ICYMI from @pewhealth: Health inequities result in $93 billion in excess medical costs each year. Partnerships between service organizations and state and local governments can help. Three experts share their tips: https://t.co/I8M1gzRccm
SOPHIA steering committee nominations are open! We're looking for health in all policies professionals from all org types & backgrounds! Learn more about the open positions & responsibilities on our website https://t.co/lrO4TZBDre
#AINM2022 is a unique opportunity to share data-driven solutions for community health across sectors. Learn more and register today at https://t.co/fBTxpgdeUy.
ICYMI from @pewhealth: High-quality, comprehensive data is essential for communities and state and local policymakers to advance health equity. We outline key strategies to help you close critical gaps in data: https://t.co/Mdx9qp0O1N
New research from Harvard, RWJF, & NPR: "these experiences reflect a larger, systemic pattern of #discrimination in America, with significant implications for the health of both individual Americans and the nation as a whole." https://t.co/LvWWEOnji7
Firearms are now the leading cause of death among children in the United States. That is incomprehensible. Gun violence is a public health crisis that will not end until our nation enacts evidence-based regulations. https://t.co/CLDlo7WmU7
Happy Monday! Reminder that our free public webinar is this Thursday!! Join us to hear Dr. Judy Goforth Parker's experience using KHI's Hi-C Tool. Register here https://t.co/aV3ANqwe3i
This year, the #HealthRankings explore how childcare affordability, eliminating the gender pay gap, creating equitable school funding, and ensuring a living wage tie to health and can help put us on the path toward economic security for all. https://t.co/WlTLLja4GZ
Reflecting on the power of words after an amazing session with @natalie4health yesterday: "Choose to use words that affirm instead of question, benefit instead of oppress, respect instead of denigrate, and value instead of marginalize." https://t.co/oLpGbcvzNY
ICYMI: @NCSLorg's recent webinar showcased how health notes can help policymakers examine the potential health and equity implications of proposed legislation in a range of sectors. It was great to see colleagues' and partners' work highlighted. https://t.co/xgo1Kz03aj
The U.S. is one of the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth, especially for women and babies of color. But “with more research, more education and more advocacy, we can bring that rate down,” said @InderTerrie.
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