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Study Reveals Encampment Sweeps Are Harmful to Homeless People’s Health
December 7, 2022By Sarah Hall, https://invisiblepeople.tv A recent study found that street sweeps of homeless encampments may be harmful to the health of people experiencing homelessness. Municipal agencies clear out encampments and dispose of everything they find...
Racial Healing, Hope, and “The Solidarity Dividend”
December 5, 2022Please join us on December 8 at 5:00 p.m. when Dr. Gail Christopher, Executive Director of the National Collaborative for Health Equity, and her daughter, Heather McGhee, author of The Sum of Us, speak with Charmaine Royal at the Duke Center for...
Study Finds Racism Causes Black Americans’ Brains to Age Faster Than People of Other Races — Increasing Dementia Risk
November 28, 2022By Allana Akhtar, Insider (Read...
Indigenous and Black Children Increasingly Experiencing Racism, New Study Shows
November 21, 2022By Meron Moges-Gerbi, CNN (Read...
Black Heart Failure Patients Less Likely to Get devices and Transplants They Need, Study Finds
November 17, 2022By Jacqueline Howard and Raenu Charles, CNN (Read...
Racism Led to Lower Benefits for Black Veterans, Studies Find
November 14, 2022By Joe Davidson, The Washington Post (Read...
How Does Learning about Past Racial Injustice Inform Understanding Current Racial Discrimination?
November 11, 2022By Steven White, Syracuse University News (Read...
Race Gap Seen in Us Infant Deaths After Fertility Treatment
November 10, 2022By Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press (AP) (Read...
#EquityandData Newsletter Fall 2022 Issue Has Been Released!
November 2, 2022The Fall 2022 issue of the #EquityandData Newsletter is now available! A year after the release of the National Commission to Transform Public Health Data Commission’s recommendations, a look at grantee spotlights, highlights from the TPHD...
We’ve Lost a Pioneer and Champion for Racial Equity
October 24, 2022Today, NCHE mourns the loss of Dr. John Moeser, known as the moral conscience of Richmond. Initiatives of Change/Hope in the Cities partnered with John on his groundbreaking “Unpacking the Census” series. Conversations surrounding his work...