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Register Now for the NCHE Town Hall: Ensuring Safety and Security in Communities Today
November 19, 2025NCHE invites you to join us for a virtual townhall, Ensuring Safety and Security in Communities Today, on December 11th from 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm ET. Authentic narratives about effective interventions are vital resources as we counter the flood of...
Protecting Our Democracy: The Urgent Need for the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
October 23, 2025By Neda Khoshkhoo and Phi Nguyen, Demos Recent voting law changes are a direct threat to our most fundamental right, the right to vote. The John R. Lewis Act aims to restore protections of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and ensure fair ballot access...
Save the Date: NCHE Town Hall, Ensuring Safety and Security in Communities Today
October 2, 2025Join us for an important Town Hall, 'Ensuring Safety and Security in Communities Today,' featuring national and local leaders from cities such as Selma, Baltimore, and Chicago. They will share evidence-based lessons learned and strategies that have...
How Narratives Of Division Hide Shared American Values
September 18, 2025By Brian Castrucci,(president & CEO of the de Beaumont Foundation), Forbes. “Citizens see leaders catering to extremes rather than reflecting the majority. And when the story of division is amplified more loudly than the reality of consensus,...
Florida Plans to Become First State to Eliminate all Childhood Vaccine Mandates
September 4, 2025By CURT ANDERSON, AP NEWS Vaccines are one of the most effective tools we have to protect children’s health and prevent the return of deadly diseases. Choosing not to vaccinate children puts them and their communities at risk. (Read...
Emmett Till Family Retraces His Train Ride on 70th Anniversary of His Death
August 28, 2025Russell Contreras, Axios 70 years later, the family of Emmett Till has re-created his 1955 train ride from Chicago to Mississippi, honoring his memory and the movement for justice his life inspired. (Read...
Black Historical Interpreters Act to Keep History Alive as Some Work to Erase It
August 21, 2025By Donna M. Owens, NBC news At a time when efforts to erase parts of America’s past are growing, Black historical interpreters and reenactors are stepping forward bringing stories of resilience, struggle, and triumph directly to...
Survey: Black NFL vets report more disability, dementia
August 18, 2025By Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN The 1988 ESPN/KFF Survey sheds light on health disparities in the NFL, revealing alarming stats: 60% of Black players face concentration issues vs. 30% of white players, with double the rates of memory loss affecting...
NCHE’S 3RD ANNUAL HEART OF AMERICA SURVEY FINDS AMERICANS PROUD, SEEKING UNITY AND URGING FAIR TREATMENT OF IMMIGRANTS
August 13, 2025National Survey Offers Compelling Counter-Narrative to Divisiveness & Cynicism WASHINGTON, DC - The National Collaborative for Health Equity (NCHE) today released the results of its 3rd Annual Heart of America Survey. This year's findings, which...
CoHLI Cohort 3 November Live Expert Session: Separation Tiffany Manuel
July 30, 2025Are We Really Ready to Bridge the Racial Divide: Making the Case for Truth, Racial Healing, Reconciliation, and Redress In this facilitated conversation Dr. Tiffany Manuel explores the structural and cultural forces that have sewn division...