Upcoming Opportunities: The BUILD National Network
Designing With, Not For
How explicit is your organization about advancing equity—when considering your own programs and your work with partners? We reflect on this question daily at The BUILD Health...
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Collaborating for Change: BUILD’s Learning Journey
Over the past year, the world has experienced change at a rate and at a scale that was unthinkable and...
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On The Continued Fight for Equity
Yesterday, Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all charges for the murder of George Floyd last May, which sparked worldwide...
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Celebrating Public Health: An Interview with LaVerne Jones
This is the fourth in a series of conversations with BUILD awardees in celebration of National Public Health Week. You...
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Celebrating Public Health: An Interview with Lauren Henricksen
This is the third in a series of conversations with BUILD awardees in celebration of National Public Health Week. You...
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Celebrating Public Health: An Interview with Patrick Cusick
This is the second in a series of conversations with BUILD awardees in celebration of National Public Health Week. You...
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Celebrating Public Health: An Interview with Hannah Hardy
This is the first in a series of conversations with BUILD awardees in celebration of National Public Health Week. Public...
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#StopAsianHate
On March 16th, eight people were murdered. Of the eight people, seven were women and six were of Asian descent....
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The Practice of Health Equity
With the immense changes we have faced this past year – including a worldwide pandemic, a polarizing political climate, and...
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Promoting Racial Healing for a More Equitable Society
Today is the National Day of Racial Healing, reminding us all to make space to engage in reflection and conversation...
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Moving Forward Together
As my colleague Emily Yu noted in her end of year post, “Hindsight is 20/20.” As the flip of that...
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A Look Back at 2020
There’s a popular saying that “hindsight is 20/20.” Indeed, looking back and reflecting on the year, “2020,” I am sad...
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