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Health Justice
This week our Health Justice newsletter explores new paradigms for funding health justice work. First, we examine the historical use of population control as justification for reproductive health programming, and the role of funders. Next, a United Way chapter shares how it is addressing racial justice. We then explore the resourcing needs of the Black farming movement. Lastly, Vanessa Roanhorse, Co-Founder at Native Women Lead, shares recommendations for centering Indigenous worldview in financing.


Reproductive Justice Beyond Population Control: An Invitation to Funders

 
Population control as a frame for reproductive health funding harms Black and Brown communities. Funders must acknowledge this legacy. Read more…
 
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Building a Racial Justice Fund in Greater Atlanta: One United Way’s Journey

 
In Atlanta, like most cities, the local United Way has largely funded direct services. But 2020 led to a search for structural solutions. Read more…
 
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Building Pro-Black with Black Farmers in Mind

 
For a racially just food system, Black farmers must have the resources and power to make decisions and feed their communities. Read more…
 
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Radical Economics: Centering Indigenous Knowledge, Restoring the Circle

 
What does it mean to create healthy economic systems in Indian Country? Read more…
 
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