STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE
From Our Blog
Say My Name, Say My Name
During roll call, teachers would always pause at my name. Jessica…? I would raise my hand to relieve them of awkward attempts at pronouncing my last name.
Read MoreJessica Nguyen
Membership Evolution
The Civil Rights Movement was different, and more effective, than our Marades and Women’s Marches because it was driven by one unifying concept: membership.
Read MoreJoe Sammen
From Learning to Action
To make meaningful change, we need people inside the health care system to understand why health inequities exist in the first place, and to take action.
Read MoreDana Kennedy
Publications
Racism and Nationalism Are Root Causes of Violence in the US
Hate--rooted in racism, nationalism, and other extremism--has festered in our country since its founding and continues unchecked today.
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Beyond Brushing: the Impact of Racism on Oral Health in Colorado
Racism is a significant cause the preventable differences in the health of our mouths, teeth, and gums, which are closely connected to our overall health.
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“Public Charge” Rule Change Forces Families to Make Impossible Choices
Escalating attacks on immigrants are a rejection of our values. The public charge rule change will restrict legal immigration to only the wealthy few.
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