CJA Partners With The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) to Improve the Health of Their Communities

As part of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s Health Equity and Prosperity Initiative, we are engaging our social media networks to help us reach 5 million people. We are asking you to commit to our common humanity together and pledge to take at least one of these actions on social media. Here are action steps…

A panel discussion and Q&A session on advocacy opportunities to advance prevention, equity and public health. 2017 brings new opportunities and challenges to strengthen prevention and population health. Now, more than ever, public health and partners across multiple sectors must work together to educate policymakers to ensure greater awareness of the importance of investing in…

We are so delighted that you participated in our 2019 annual meeting in Seattle! We hope you learned helpful information, met content experts and leaders, connected with other participants doing valuable work in their communities, and left feeling inspired and equipped to promote equity and well-being in your community.  We hope your time was enjoyable!

Bridging for Health: Improving Community Health Through Innovations in Financing, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is pleased to announce the first four sites selected to participate in this new initiative: – Allegheny County Health Department – The Bexar County Community Health Collaborative – Spartanburg’s Way to Wellville – Yamhill Community Care Organization The…

We Invite you to the 100 Million Healthier Lives Gathering on Health Equity & Prosperity at the University of Maryland Assembly. The event is convened by the Institute for Alternative Futures and the Equity Hub of 100 Million Healthier Lives. WHO: We call on all 100 Million Healthier Lives members, partners and communities to come…

Dawn E. Alley, Ph.D., Chisara N. Asomugha, M.D., Patrick H. Conway, M.D., and Darshak M. Sanghavi, M.D. “For decades, experts have described a profound imbalance between public funding of acute medical care and investments in upstream social and environmental determinants of health…” CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL ARTICLE