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Health Justice

Today in the Health Justice newsletter we’re exploring some of the ways people and programs are strategizing for survival in the face of threats to health and wellbeing. First, as women’s reproductive care continues to erode in many states, emergency departments play an increasingly critical role. One program is providing a proof of concept for making this stopgap work. Next, we look at how transgender people and allies are preparing for the rollback of rights, mobilizing through advocacy, legal strategies, and community action. Then, there are many reasons Latinx communities are less likely to access mental healthcare than other groups. Advocates are working to address financial and cultural barriers to care. 

We’re due for a strategizing session of our own—join NPQ on February 20 for a timely sector briefing where experts will explore advocacy strategies, legal and practical considerations for nonprofit compliance, and tools for mobilizing communities and protecting vulnerable populations. Register here to equip yourself to defend progress in 2025 and beyond. Plus, we’re offering discounted registration until February 14.


When Seconds Count: How Emergency Departments Can Revolutionize Reproductive Healthcare

 
“The rise in the importance of emergency departments in reproductive health is due in large part to the growth of maternal health deserts.” Read more... 
 
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Transgender Rights Under Threat: Preparing for Federal Crackdowns

 
“I’ve made a point of learning how to obtain hormones for DIY in case of a federal ban.” Read more... 
 
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Mental Health Advocates Aim to Dismantle Barriers to Care for Latinx Residents

 
“Reducing economic obstacles to career entry has immense potential to advance health equity for underserved Latinx residents.” Read more…
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Advocacy in a Second Trump Administration: A Practical Guide for Leaders on Defending Progress and Advancing Justice

 
How can your nonprofit or philanthropy defend justice and advance mission-driven work effectively and legally in the second Trump administration? This timely NPQ briefing will give you essential, actionable insights from two renowned changemakers:  
  • Keith Thirion of Alliance for Justice, a leading authority on nonprofit advocacy law.
  • Demetria McCain of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, a distinguished leader in equity-focused policy.
You’ll receive insights into anticipated threats to grassroots priorities; expert guidance on compliant, impactful advocacy; actionable strategies to protect and advance your mission; and tactical approaches to respond to policy challenges and mobilize stakeholders and resources. Take advantage of discounted registration until February 14 and join us on Thursday, February 20, at 2:00 pm ET. Register here.
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