Read in Spanish Padres E Hijos En Acción is redefining what health equity means for families facing multiple barriers to care. Their approach goes far beyond simply improving access to […] [...]

“Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.”  – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Dr. King’s words resonate deeply today as we […] [...]

Relational Leadership for Systems Change—Trust, Equity, and Action  Driving systemic change requires a leadership approach grounded in trust, equity, and community accountability. In Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) recent Vision […] [...]

The Nguzo Saba, is a Swahili word for “seven principles.” The third principle, Ujima, means collective work and responsibility- To build and maintain our community together and make our brothers […] [...]

In order to foster an open space for partnership, knowledge creation, and compassion within our multi-cultural spaces, the CSHE (Community Solutions for Health Equity) community developed values that serve as our […] [...]

Leadership development is often seen as a thing that needs to happen at a grassroots community level. There seems to be an assumption that community leaders need all the development […] [...]