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In this video Prevention Institute's Madison Do Linh, La’Quana Williams, and Xavier Lofton facilitate the second session of a three-part bi-monthly learning and discussion series sharing learnings and reflections across PI’s projects that are rooted in racial justice. The PI team opens up with a discussion on organizational privilege and how it can come out in partnerships. After examining how different forms of power can drive systems change, the team shares an example from their latest draft of the Timeline of Resistance Movements, with a focus on building power for economic liberation. The
The second session of Lessons Along the Journey is a discussion on cultivating stronger community-based partnerships and power sharing.
In Cultivating a Healthier Policy Landscape: The Building Healthy Communities Initiative, a recent article penned by PI’s Juliet Simms, Rob Baird, Sarah Mittermaier, and Manal J. Aboelata, the authors examine how local public health departments can identify and secure policy and systems changes that will achieve health equity and improve health outcomes across diverse populations. “To achieve health equity, we must address factors that drive elevated rates of illness and injury—and challenge the decisions, decision makers, policies, and practices that create and perpetuate inequitable