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In this piece, Lisa Fujie Parks writes about SHINE’s commitment to community power building through culturally rooted organizing, healing-centered leadership, and expanded training to advance safety, healing, and health equity in underserved communities.
Building Bridges. Building Bridges 2.0 presents foundational principles of health equity and racial justice, as well as their role in data / evidence and community engagement. The four modules include examples, activities, discussion questions, and resources to facilitate deeper learning on these topics. This resource and accompanying facilitation guide (download on the right) will best serve public health and racial / social justice organizations who are looking to effectively align and integrate issues of equity and racial justice.
On Jan 21, 2025, Prevention Institute marked the National Day of Racial Healing with a virtual panel on lived experience, public health, and racial justice. Staff leaders shared how their work advances healing, equity, and community-centered approaches to health, safety, and wellbeing.
On Wednesday after the election, we gathered as a staff. It was good to be in community, to share and hold space together, and to find comfort and safety in that space. Today we are reaching out more broadly to convey our gratitude to you as our partner, and to affirm our enduring commitment to achieving thriving, equitable communities. In the moment, we encouraged our staff to take the time and space they needed for themselves. Self-care can be a form of resistance. Healing is central to agency and progress. We recognize that for many, this will be a time of grieving, and each of us
Analysis of Governor Newsom’s 2025–26 California Budget Proposal, highlighting impacts on community safety, healthy environments, health equity, and key funding gaps affecting community wellbeing.