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Violent policing, hyper-surveillance, and criminalization have threatened Black communities and other communities of color for decades. The ills we see today are a direct result of sustained racism and discrimination....
By: Scott Owens, SPHR, SHRM-CP Chief Workforce Officer & Executive Director Health Solutions LLC How we lead within Community Health in the face of the current climate is at the center of discussion...
On Monday, July 27th, Senate Republicans rolled out a fourth COVID-19 stimulus package totaling at just under $1 trillion. The package is titled the HEALS (Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protections...
BY: Yamilet Valladolid, MPH Government Affairs Manager Josue Fernandez Director of Business Development The spread of COVID-19 has had a crippling effect in our nation and in our ability to meet the needs of individuals...
By: Ed Franchi Director, Statewide Agricultural Worker Program Keystone Rural Health That is a bumper sticker that many may think is silly. However, it is so true!! Our agricultural workers (or farmworkers) are...
By: Nathalie Interiano Director of Policy and Advocacy Care for the Homeless Care For the Homeless (CFH) has 35 years of experience providing medical and mental health services exclusively to people experiencing homelessness...
By: Bob Burns, Director Saqi Maleque Cho, Director of Research, Policy, and Health Promotion National Center for Health in Public Housing The theme for this year’s National Health Center Week is, “Community Health Centers:...
Late in the evening on Friday, May 15th, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 6800 – otherwise known as the HEROES Act of 2020 – a $3 trillion COVID-19 relief...
Written by: Megan Greig, NACHC Federal Affairs The Latest Action in Congress: While Congress won’t officially reconvene until early May, the Congressional recess was briefly interrupted last week when lawmakers voted...
