Anti-Racism

The Most Important Work We’ll Never Finish: How the Center for Health Progress Made Racial Equity an Organizational Priority

By Sarah McAfee n 2011, when I started as the Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved’s first Director of Communications, I knew exactly what I was doing. The organization’s mission was straightforward—make the health care system better—and I was given freedom and a nearly blank slate. Read Article (Link)

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Addressing Health Equity Through Health and Housing Partnerships

This resource developed by CSH and the National Healthcare for the Homeless Council is intended to provide background information on health disparities, particularly for people of color, and the goal of health equity, with a focus on people who are experiencing or have experienced homelessness; explore how health centers and supportive housing providers, both of

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