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On January 20, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn in as the new president and vice president of the United States. During the election, they spoke out forcefully about public health, health equity, and racial justice, but what will they do now that they’re in office? Prevention Institute’s Ruben Cantu and Sana Chehimi discuss what the new administration should prioritize in the first 100 days and in the long-term to promote thriving, equitable communities. SHOW NOTES: Here is the pre-recorded discussion on Policy & Advocacy to Advance Mental Health and Wellbeing. Here are Prevention
Jason Lacsamana of the St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund—and Prevention Institute’s partner on the Intersections Initiative—provides ideas for rethinking the way funders evaluate investments in healthy, safe, and equitable communities in his new Health Affairs blog. “We must make sure community residents not only lead funded programmatic work but also drive how we think about evaluation and how we identify what works to improve health and create a just society.”
