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** Health Justice
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This week in the Health Justice newsletter we look at how collective action can move us toward healing. First, we offer two more pieces from the Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine winter issue on health and innovation: One imagines an AI health app that goes beyond symptoms and platitudes to tackle broken systems ([link removed]) . The second explores how Integrative Community Therapy ([link removed]) brings forward the ancient technologies of community organization, dialogue, and focusing on strengths first to foster wellbeing. Then, a primer on how private equity has exploited nursing homes ([link removed]) and their residents, and ways to recenter care
instead of profit. Finally, we invite you to our premium webinar later this week, “The Power of Partnership,” for essential knowledge and tools for organizational resilience in 2025. Join us on Thursday, March 27 ([link removed]) .
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The App That Missed the Mark: A Black Woman’s Quest to Build AI That Heals, Not Just Fixes ([link removed])
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By Coumba Sy
“More than just a tool for personal coping, Amara’s AI app would encourage collective action. It would also connect users to mutual aid networks, financial literacy resources, and advocacy groups.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Four Ways Maps Ensure Nonprofits Succeed ([link removed])
See why thousands of nonprofit organizations are using geographic information systems (GIS) to modernize their operations, mobilize volunteers, and more.
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When the Mouth Speaks, the Whole Person Heals: Bringing Integrative Community Therapy and Solidarity Care from Brazil’s Favelas to the United States ([link removed])
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By Kenneth S. Thompson
“[Integrative Community Therapy] and the concept of solidarity care offer a way to help create community, solve personal and community challenges, alleviate suffering, cultivate love and solidarity, and move us toward health equity and justice.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Actionable Insights to Enhance Donor Retention ([link removed])
Nonprofit leaders can boost donor retention with actionable strategies like data-driven insights, personalized outreach, and multi-channel communication. Download this resource for practical engagement approaches.
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The Triple Threat Facing Nursing Homes—And How to Overcome It ([link removed])
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By James A. Lomastro
“In the long term, advocates should promote nonprofit and cooperative nursing home models [to]…support the development of community-owned healthcare.” Read more… ([link removed])
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FREE WEBINAR: Affordable Health Benefits for Nonprofits ([link removed])
HR leaders face challenges like high turnover and burnout. In this complimentary webinar, learn how HRAs can help nonprofits manage costs, improve recruitment, and solve retention issues at a cost they can afford.
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The Power of Partnership: Protecting Communities and Essential Programming Through Partnerships & Mergers ([link removed])
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In 2025, strategic partnerships—and in some cases, mergers—will be essential strategies for nonprofit survival and impact. In the face of sectorwide financial cuts and uncertainty, understanding your strategic options—from program collaborations to full mergers—is essential for nonprofit resilience. Join this timely discussion on Thursday, March 27 at 2:00 pm ET, led by partnerships and mergers expert Michael Anderson ([link removed]) , and leave with concrete tools to protect communities and sustain vital programming by designing powerful partnerships. Register here… ([link removed])

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