The RJIA Toolkit is designed to support local health department (LHD) staff and partners who are committed to dismantling institutional racism and are working collaboratively to implement anti-racist practices in their everyday work.
This report compiles examples and assessments from 25 states to illustrate the implementation and progress of the public health foundational capabilities.
Learn how can health agencies assess the impact of community engagement in a meaningful and equitable way.
With the support of PHIG funding, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) established a Food Access Coordinator position to increase alignment on nutrition security initiatives between DHHS programs and external community partners.…
In Pennsylvania, PHIG funding helped reduce barriers for students to access hygiene products in the Wilkes-Barre Area School District. In collaboration with the Wilkes-Barre Health Department, PHIG’s flexible funding allowed the Catholic Youth Center to stock…
