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Community as a Unit of Change

Author: centerforhealth
December 1, 2011 Filed Under: Community Engagement

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I live 15 blocks from the house I grew up in, so I realize I may have a slightly different perspective about the notion of “community” than others.

Leadership in Real Life

Author: centerforhealth
November 1, 2011 Filed Under: Leadership, Systems Change

climbing

Leadership is something many, many books have been written about, but when it comes to applying it in real life…well, that’s a different story.

Authentic Engagement

Author: centerforhealth
October 3, 2011 Filed Under: Community Engagement, Systems Change

mountain

One of the key arts of leadership is not to just listen, but also to learn and integrate. It takes all of these steps to create authentic engagement.

Three Yards and a Pile of Dirt

Author: centerforhealth
September 1, 2011 Filed Under: Community Partnerships, Coverage, Policy & Advocacy, Systems Change

running

During the recent debt ceiling debate, a Southern lawmaker said something to this effect during an interview on National Public Radio. I smiled then and I smile every time I think about this quote.

Celebrating Our Impact

Author: centerforhealth
August 1, 2011 Filed Under: Access to Care, Leadership

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The day-to-day work of an advocacy organization is not glamorous. We don’t walk the red carpet to attend countless committee meetings nor do we have personal assistants to read and track all the rules and regulations.

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