That’s why as the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Health Leads, I ensure our work remains focused on uplifting the community experiences that get us proximate to the real drivers of poor health.
This year, we have begun to see what is possible when we elevate the expertise of community members by asking our friends and neighbors what they experience as the most significant barriers to their health:
We’ve helped make it easier for women and children in New York City to access healthy food.
We’re working on increasing access to essential resources to help Bay Area families stay in their homes.
We’re running national learning collaboratives to support healthcare leaders working closely with communities.