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Louisiana Is Only State Where White People’s COVID Vaccination Rates Lag behind Other Races
October 25, 2021Black, Asian and Hispanic residents are outpacing their White counterparts. By Emily Woodruff (Read...
NCHE Executive Director, Dr. Gail Christopher invited to speak at American Public Health Association’s (APHA) 2021 Annual Conference
October 22, 2021APHA TV meets with Dr. Gail Christopher to discuss her thoughts on racial healing through Policy. Dr. Christopher also details the Truth, Racial, Healing and Transformation framework and shares some words of encouragement for public health...
Louisiana is only state where White people’s COVID vaccination rates lag behind other races
October 21, 2021...
National Commission to Transform Public Health Data Systems Releases Report
October 19, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the gaps in our public health infrastructure. When data are inconsistently collected across states and localities; are incomplete; aren’t shared in a timely fashion; or don't capture vital race and ethnicity...
The National Collaborative for Health Equity (NCHE) Is Seeking a Deputy Director for Programs and Strategy
October 18, 2021Title: Deputy Director for Programs and Strategy Location: Washington, D.C. (There will be remote consideration for this role.) Reports to: Executive Director Status: Full-time, Non-Exempt Salary: $140,000-160,000 Founded in 2014, NCHE was...
Food Apartheid Threatens BIPOC Children’s Health. Food Sovereignty Is the Fix.
October 18, 2021By Eisa Nefertari Ulen, Truthout Institutions within BIPOC and lower-income communities are rich with potential to deliver food access that exists in a space of autonomy and freedom from the whims of policymakers. (Read...
EPA Just Detailed All the Ways Climate Change Will Hit U.S. Racial Minorities the Hardest. It’s a Long List.
October 8, 2021By Darryl Fears and Dino...
Black Women Are Leading Efforts to Combat Rising Maternal and Infant Mortality
October 7, 2021By Eisa Nefertari...
Hurricane Ida Is Proof Systemic Racism Aggravates the Effects of Climate Crisis
October 6, 2021By Rashad Robinson, Salon' (Read...
Blacks, Latinos and Native Americans disproportionally killed by Covid-19 last year, study says
October 5, 2021...