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Take a closer look at the power of partnerships that bring together resources, people and ideas to help keep America, and the world, healthy, safe and secure.
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How Community Health Workers in Florida are Navigating the Updated Vaccine Rollout
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A community-based organization in Collier County empowers individuals to make evidence-based decisions despite the state’s politically charged climate.
How to Address Underserved Communities’ Fear in the Health System
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A lack of confidence impacts vaccine uptake and more.
Community Health Workers Must Adapt to Meet the Needs of Asylum Seekers at the Border
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An Arizona CBO talks about coordinating care at the border.
Instilling Vaccine Confidence in BIPOC Communities Takes Time and Trust
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An Atlanta vaccine hesitancy coordinator says, “Meet them where they’re at.”
Overcoming Barriers to Vaccination: The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan
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Vaccination rates for Hispanics are often lower than rates for other racial and ethnic groups.
Barbershop Talk Provides Forum for Young Black Men in Charlotte: RAO Community Health
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“Burnout is real.” That is what Julian Graves with CDC partner organization RAO Community Health (RAO) in Charlotte, North Carolina says about the challenges of COVID-19 communication two-and-a-half years into the pandemic.
Leading with Trust: Latino Health Access
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Over 1 million people have died from COVID-19 in the United States (U.S) with higher rates among racial and ethnic minority groups. There are over 60 million Hispanic people in the U.S. accounting for nearly 20% of the country’s population.
Partnering with Community Action Agencies to Build Trust in Vaccines
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Locally driven partnerships and community-designed solutions are essential for addressing the root causes of health disparities and ensuring health equity.
Leaving No Stone Unturned: Southern Nevada Health District
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The COVID-19 pandemic is revealing many heroes in public health dedicated to keeping Americans safe from disease and saving lives.