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Understanding the Policy Landscape for THRT and Health Equity | Concurrent Session
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Increasing Visibility of the Work | Concurrent Session
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Strategies for Fundraising and Development | Concurrent Session
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Data-Driven Advocacy: Leveraging Information for Impactful Change | Concurrent Session
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What the end of the CDC’s COVID vaccine access program means for uninsured Americans
By Mary Kekatos, ABC News As we prepare for the upcoming fall and winter season, it's crucial to ensure that all Americans have access to updated COVID-19 vaccines. Unfortunately, federal funding cuts mean the end of the CDC's Bridge Access...
Climate Justice Black Leaders Championing Environmental Equity in Detroit
By Ebony JJ Curry, Michigan Chronicle Black leaders of Detroit are tackling environmental inequities and setting new standards for environmental justice. (Read...
Native American Public Health Officials Are Stuck in Data Blind Spot
By Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez, KFF Health News For decades, state and federal agencies have hindered tribes and tribal epidemiology centers from accessing crucial public health data. This blackout forces health workers in Native American communities...
Black and other minority farmers are getting $2 billion from USDA after years of discrimination
By Summer Ballentine, AP News The Biden administration is making strides in addressing historic discrimination against Black and minority farmers by doling out over $2 billion in direct payments. This is a positive step towards acknowledging and...
The White House just took steps to combat housing discrimination. States and local governments should follow.
By Jasmine Rangel, Smartcities Dive The White House is making important strides in fair housing with new measures to protect renters from discriminatory screening practices. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's new guidance addresses...
Research shows children and adolescents may be motivated to rectify gender and ethnicity biases in the classroom
By: Science Mag Exciting new research reveals that even young children are aware of social inequalities and willing to address them. A study on recognition and rectification of biases in school settings sheds light on the developing awareness of...