A conversation with Jennifer Zuckerman of the World Food Policy Center
Three planners we spoke with believe that, while recent efforts to increase diversity and inclusion are important, the planning profession must do significant work to fully address the complexity of equity.
We spoke with Sarah Norman, NeighborWorks’ director of healthy homes and communities, about the organization’s work and how it is addressing health equity today.
With the right supports in place, we can create a flywheel effect to improve health and wellbeing for everyone.
Community-centered health initiatives offer a sustainable and effective approach to creating healthy, equitable communities where all people can reach their full potential.
Why we changed our name, re-charted our path, and questioned our core values
Earlier this fall, on a whim, I emailed the families who live in the eight houses nearest to mine and invited them to an informal block party. My expectations were […]
The Wake County Healthy Community Initiative
What happens when all people who spend time in a park—including people without homes—have equal say in how it is renovated? Creating inclusive, healthy places demonstrates that compassion is an undeniable community value.
Immigration policies and practices have inflicted lasting trauma on entire communities.