Health Leads' September Newsletter 📬

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ICYMI: Heart of Health Equity Episode 3
with Rey Faustino of Alluma
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Check out episode three of our YouTube series, The Heart of Health Equity, where hostAshlei A. Rodgers, MPH ([link removed]) has a candid conversation with Rey Faustino, MPP ([link removed]) , Chief Strategy & Impact Officer of Alluma. Hear them talk about Filipino American nurses fighting against COVID, the challenges of accessing social services and essential resources, the importance of data democratization, and why diversity is a must in board rooms.
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Community Information Exchange (CIE) Summit Highlights

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Check out our sessions from this year's virtual Community Information Exchange Summit, ([link removed]) a national conference hosted by 211 San Diego ([link removed]) that bridges health and social service sectors to build strong and thriving communities. Health Leads led discussions on intentionally centering community voice, equity, and anti-racism principles in multi-sector data sharing models. Learn more by checking out our breakout sessions below!
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Webinar: Strategies to Drive
Equitable Vaccine Distribution
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Hosted by Families USA, Manatt Health and Health Equity Solutions, this webinar on Thursday, September 30th will examine strategies for states to drive equitable vaccine distribution and how to center equity as our nation recovers from the pandemic. Check out the Vaccine Equity Cooperative ([link removed]) for other events and resources.
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What We're Reading & Hearing
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Book: Automating Inequality ([link removed])

In this book, author Virginia Eubanks uncovers how technology fuels inequities by investigating data-based discrimination using three U.S. public service case studies: welfare decision-making technology, homelessness support, and child protection interventions.

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Publication: Awake to Woke to Work ([link removed])

Equity in the Center takes a deep dive into the structural racism that endures in U.S. society and history. Health equity experts give insights on how to effectively address racist policies, practices, attitudes, and cultural messages and create real systemic change.



Podcast: While Black: Health Care Owes Us Better ([link removed])
Hear Duane Reynolds, CEO of Just Health Collective ([link removed]) , breakdown the healthcare industry, how it impacts communities of color, and what his organization is doing to right the wrongs of the healthcare system.

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