We recognize that community members’ experiences often reveal which policy, environment, or systems changes will have the most impact and be the most sustainable. We have championed authentic community engagement as an essential practice for lifting up and learning from local realities. And equity has formed the foundation of our approach from the start: since 2002, we have focused on populations at highest risk for health disparities based on factors such as race, income, and geographic location.
Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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Read MoreThe New York State Health Foundation and New York Community Trust
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Read MoreA partnership between Danville Regional Foundation, Interact for Health, Paso del Norte Health Foundation, and the PATH Foundation with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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