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Webinar #1: Health Equity Guide for Healthcare Transformation & Accountability
Thursday, July 29th, 10 AM PT/1 PM ET - Created by Health Leads, JSI, Human Impact Partners, SIREN at UCSF, and HealthBegins, Bringing Light & Heat: A Health Equity Guide for Healthcare Transformation and Accountability ([link removed]) offers five key steps for healthcare organizations to achieve equity. Panelists will walk through each of the Guide’s steps to systematically transform how healthcare institutions advance health equity at patient, organization, community, and societal levels.
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Webinar #2: Beyond Do No Harm - Elevating BIPOC Voices in SDOH Interventions
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Wednesday, August 4th, 12 PM PT/3 PM ET - A dynamic group of panelists including Akilah Watkins-Butler, PhD ([link removed]) , Sonia Sarkar, DrPH ([link removed]) , Grace Kyung ([link removed]) , and Gabriella Barbosa, JD, ([link removed]) and moderator, Artair Rogers ([link removed]) will discuss steps and strategies to better integrate the BIPOC community’s voice into social determinants of health interventions.
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Webinar #3: Rethinking Systems Design - Moving Toward Equity

Wednesday, August 11th, 8:30 AM PT/11:30 AM ET - In advance of the annual Community Information Exchange (CIE) Summit ([link removed]) , this special session will introduce critical components of system design and CIE principles that underscore the importance of leading with community to drive systems change.
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ICYMI: Vaccine Equity Bright Spot Webinar

Thanks to all who joined the Vaccine Equity Bright Spot Briefing: Standout Communities in the Southern U.S. ([link removed]) [link removed] week! Panelists provided real-world examples of community-based workforces continuing to serve as trusted messengers, effective partnerships with culturally competent community-based organizations, and approaches to bring vaccination sites to the local community.
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What We're Reading

America Is Getting Unvaccinated People All Wrong ([link removed])
The Atlantic dives into why Americans are avoiding vaccination. “‘The unvaccinated’ are not a monolith of defectors,” Dr. Rhea Boyd ([link removed]) , a pediatrician and public-health advocate. They are disparate in almost every way that matters.

Preventing the Next Health Crisis Depends on Health Workers. We Need 18 Million More ([link removed])
In this article for TIME, Dr. Raj Panjabi discusses what it will take to prevent the next pandemic and create a stronger, more equitable public health infrastructure: an army of health workers.

American Indians Have the Highest COVID Vaccination Rate in the US ([link removed])
According to CDC data, Indigenous people are getting vaccinated quicker than any other group. Here are the successes—and challenges—of getting vaccines to urban Native American communities.

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