
The Health Equity and Racism (H.E.R) Lab at @elonuniversity: (1) Research (2) Capacity Building, & (3) Advocacy/Action. Founded by: @equityorganizer & @PhDYani
Joined April 2021
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The H.E.R. Lab is a robust model for how to integrate antiracism organizing for health equity into higher education, particularly in an environment that is teaching-intensive. Read more in @NCMedJ ncmedicaljournal.com/article…
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At EBB, we fuse birth justice with economic justice to save lives. And while we do believe that self-care and wellness are essential, we are fierce advocates for the community.
#EquityBeforeBirth #Birth #Justice #SelfCare
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With the rebirth of the sun, let our homes be filled with joy, happiness, and prosperity. Happy winter solstice.
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Join the Community Engaged Research Initiative team for the upcoming seminar, "R4P: Health Equity Framework for Research Planning and Evaluation in African American Populations," feat. @equityorganizer.
🗓️ December 16 | 12:00-1:00 p.m. | Zoom
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Janiya also became the first person of color and Non-Registered Nurse to be hired as a Lactation Consultant for Cone Health’s hospital system.
She is most passionate about creating diversity, equity, and inclusion within the field of Lactation in order to promote better 5/6
international experience, Mtende has and continues to commit to learning, growing and supporting the communities that she is a part of in hopes to make them more equitable.
Mtende is hoping to gain a larger community of people doing similar work, learn from them and help 5/6
strategy development for systems transformation, and building community-led coalitions.”
“From the HER Lab, I hope to gain relationships, of course, being able to learn and grow with/alongside other practitioners and community members whose work also centers on health equity 3/4








