The impetus for radically transforming systems to support our collective wellbeing. 

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** Health Justice
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This month’s Health Justice newsletter underscores the impetus for radically transforming systems to support our collective wellbeing. First, we hear from two of NPQ’s newest editors that constitute the Health Justice desk. To start, Nineequa Blanding explores healing justice as a path for creating a world in which everyone can thrive. Next, Sonia Sarkar—in the fourth installment of the series “Reclaiming Control: The History and Future of Choice in Our Health”—shares how physician leaders are decolonizing healthcare and advancing social change. We then examine the critical role of philanthropy in the fight to abolish the cruel practice of solitary confinement. Finally, Sarkar brings attention to the ways ancient healing practices are appropriated and commodified.

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What is Healing Justice? ([link removed])
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What strategies will enable us all to heal from the trauma caused by structural racism and create a world in which everyone can thrive? Healing justice offers a path forward. Read more… ([link removed])


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Decolonizing Healthcare Education and Practice ([link removed])
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Healthcare workers are part of, and also subject to, a historic system of colonialist praxis. Now, some are building holistic models to advocate for social change. Read more… ([link removed])

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Philanthropy Must Challenge Our Punishment Paradigm—and End Solitary Confinement ([link removed])
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To create a more humane justice system and dismantle our cruel punishment paradigm, philanthropy must join in the fight to abolish the use of solitary confinement, a practice that creates rather than mitigates harm. Read more… ([link removed])

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The Business of Appropriating Ancient Healing Practices ([link removed])
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Private investors are investing in businesses that commodify healing practices. Accountability is necessary to ensure dollars reach the Black and Brown communities from which those practices originate and to avoid misuse. Read more… ([link removed])

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