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In this episode, we chat with Marcos Damian-Noyola, Senior Partnerships Manager at Vot-ER, about the organization's impactful nonpartisan initiatives to enhance voter registration and mobilization. Marcos shares insights into how healthcare professionals play a vital role in encouraging civic engagement, alongside the resources Vot-ER provides, such as badges and voting reminders. We also explore community partnerships and important information for voting in the upcoming election on November 5th. Tune in to discover how voting makes healthier neighborhoods! Go Vote!
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Plan to vote
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In this episode of Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation, Melanie and Erin look back on the powerful journey of Season 6, where they explored the impactful efforts being made to address health inequities in America. Join them as they dive into the lessons they've learned and the deep insights they've gained, offering a hopeful outlook on the future of health equity. Thank you for sticking with us as we uncover how healthy neighborhoods are truly the foundation of a healthier nation!
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In this episode, we're joined by Brian Castrucci, CEO of the de Beaumont Foundation, to explore what it will take to move public health forward. We dive into key issues such as effective communication, rebuilding trust in public health after the pandemic, and the importance of working at all levels of public health. Brian also shares insights into the initiatives led by the de Beaumont Foundation aimed at improving public health outcomes across the country.
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Tune in to another exciting episode of Neighborhood News with Melanie and Erin! This week, Melanie takes us to Milwaukee’s Lindsay Heights neighborhood, where inspiring community-driven initiatives are transforming health, wellness, and quality of life for residents. Then, Erin shines a light on the strides being made in Georgia, where Morehouse School is tackling the critical issue of maternal health in rural communities. Have a story to share about impactful efforts in your neighborhood? We’d love to hear from you! Help us continue celebrating the local movements that are shaping a healthier nation.
Episode Link(s)Learn More About Health and Wellness Initiatives in Lindsay Heights
National Good Neighbor Day Website
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha to explore her groundbreaking program, Rx Kids, which aims to combat child poverty by providing a universal basic income to Flint's youngest residents. We discuss the wide-ranging implications of this initiative, from reducing financial stress for new mothers to reshaping the future of child health and well-being in Flint and beyond. Join us as we dive into how Rx Kids could be a model for addressing child poverty on a national scale.
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More about Rx Kids
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This week on the Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation podcast, we are delighted to be joined by Dr. Anna Goldman, a primary care physician at Boston Medical Center with a passion for serving underserved populations and addressing their healthcare and social needs.
Dr. Goldman introduces us to her brilliant Clean Power Prescription initiative, which aims to alleviate the burden of energy insecurity and the devastating impacts of a warming climate on her patient population through environmentally sustainable means. She shares her experiential insights and strategies to advocate for health by addressing social determinants and reducing health disparities in a unique and impactful way.
Tune in to hear Dr. Goldman's inspiring approach to integrating environmental sustainability into healthcare and learn how innovative solutions can drive positive change in our communities.
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More about Clean Power Prescription
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In this episode of the Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation Podcast, we welcome Karie E. Stewart, a dedicated midwife and the founder of Melanated Midwives. Join us for a candid conversation about the pressing inequities in maternal health outcomes and the crucial role midwives play in addressing these disparities.
Karie shares her journey and the mission behind Melanated Midwives, an organization committed to supporting BIPOC student midwives through their training programs, with the aim of diversifying the midwifery workforce. Together, we explore the holistic approach at the heart of midwifery care practices. By placing mothers at the center, this approach offers a powerful framework for improving maternal health outcomes and tackling disparities.
Tune in to learn about the transformative potential of midwifery care and the steps we can take towards a more equitable healthcare system for all mothers.
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Karie's Website
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Join us for a very special episode as we sit down with Dr. Terri Richardson, a prominent physician and mentor to Erin. Dr. Richardson shares the incredible work of the Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC) and their innovative barber shop program, which has significantly impacted community health by meeting people where they are.
Discover the importance of culturally tailored health initiatives and hear about the additional efforts CBHC is spearheading to improve the health of the Black community in Colorado. Dr. Richardson also reflects on her inspiring journey as a physician, offering valuable insights into what can be done to better care for the Black community.
Don't miss this enlightening and heartfelt discussion. Give our episode a listen and be inspired by Dr. Richardson's dedication and vision for a healthier future.
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Colorado Black Health Collaborative
Barber Shop Program
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In the first episode of our Health Disparities Season, we sit down with Dr. Consuelo Wilkins to delve into the world of community-based research. We explore what this approach looks like in practice, its benefits for both research and the community, and the crucial role of trust-building. Dr. Wilkins also sheds light on how community-based research can be a powerful tool in mitigating health disparities. Join us for an insightful discussion on the transformative impact of engaging community voices in health research.
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Catch the new season on July 8th!
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Welcome to the recap of "Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation" Schools season. Join your favorite co-hosts on a journey back through this school season. Want to know which guests left us awestruck? Which moments made us laugh and more?
It's been 1 year of HNHN! Thanks to all our Neighbors who continue to support and listen!
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Join us for a captivating episode featuring Rachel Black, the Executive Director of the Garden School Foundation. Discover the innovative framework used by the Garden School to foster mindfulness, equitable food access, environmental stewardship, and a love for trying new foods among elementary school children. Rachel delves into the profound impact of integrating outdoor time and gardening skills in children, highlighting how these activities promote healthy eating habits, nutritious decision-making, and a deep connection to and responsibility for the environment.
This multifaceted conversation also explores the intersection of this unique educational approach with community-wide food justice and conscious food usage and conservation. Tune in to learn how the Garden School Foundation is transforming education and nurturing a more mindful, health-conscious, and environmentally responsible generation.
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The Garden School Foundation Website
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Tune in for Neighborhood News! In this episode we discuss Mayor Brandon Johnson's efforts to amplify student concerns and advocate for more resources for neighborhood schools in Chicago. With a $391 million budget shortfall looming, these voices are more important than ever. We then discuss challenges faced by schools without adequate air conditioning during record-breaking heatwaves. From Washington, D.C. to Chicago, students and parents are speaking out about the need for better facilities.Episode Link(s)Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson visits West Side high school to advocate for more Sustainable Community SchoolsWithout proper air conditioning, many U.S. schools forced to close amid scorching heat
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Dive deep into the critical intersection of climate change and public health in this enlightening episode featuring Dr. Stefan Wheat. Join us as we uncover the groundbreaking initiative, ClimateRX, designed to foster crucial dialogue between healthcare providers and patients regarding the profound impacts of climate change on well-being and quality of life.
Dr. Wheat delves into the multifaceted ways in which climate change affects our health and daily lives, offering invaluable insights that shed light on the urgency of action. Discover how ClimateRX serves as a catalyst for empowerment, equipping individuals with the knowledge and resources needed to navigate and mitigate the health risks posed by a rapidly changing climate.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the proactive measures we can take to safeguard our health and the planet in the face of this global challenge. This episode is a beacon of hope, illuminating pathways toward resilience and empowerment amidst the climate crisis.
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ClimateRX
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Join us this week as we sit down with Dr. Dolores Avecedo-Garcia, an expert in the intersection of schools, child health, and neighborhoods. In this episode, we delve into the power of data and its impact on children's health and education. We learn about the impact of Diversity Data Kids and the impact it is having in communities all over the US (in some settings you may not expect). Dolores shares insights on how data can be used to create more inclusive communities, improve child well-being, and shape the future of education. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!
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Diversity Data Kids
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Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Ivory Toldson, national director of Education Innovation and Research for the NAACP and professor of counseling psychology at Howard University. In this episode, Dr. Toldson exposes the inadequacies of our educational infrastructure, particularly its failure to serve black and brown children.
We delve into the urgent need for interventions and reforms that cater to students on a personal level. Additionally, we shed light on the deeply entrenched systemic biases within our school systems and the crucial link between neighborhoods and educational opportunities. Tune in as we navigate these vital discussions and illuminate the path towards equity and change in education.
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Dr. Toldson's Website
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Do you remember what your PE classes were like in school? Join us in this enlightening episode as we sit down with Dr. Tara Blackshear, the visionary behind BLinG-Health, a groundbreaking program dedicated to reshaping physical education for black children. Dr. Blackshear shares her passionate journey and insights into the critical issues of inequity and limited access to quality education faced by black and brown students, particularly in the realm of physical fitness.
Through a candid conversation, we delve into the systemic challenges that hinder opportunities for these communities and explore how BLinG-Health is actively addressing these disparities. From innovative approaches to inclusive curriculum design, Dr. Blackshear reveals the transformative impact of BLinG-Health in empowering black girls to embrace a holistic approach to physical health and share it with their peers.
Learn more about the power of physical education as a tool for social change and gain valuable perspectives on fostering equity and inclusion in every aspect of our educational systems. Tune in to learn how BLinG-Health is not only revolutionizing physical education but also championing a brighter future for generations to come.
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Learn More about BLinG Health
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Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, a developmental psychology and neuroscience expert. We'll explore how negative socio-emotional experiences affect brain development and health. Discover Dr. Immordino-Yang's insights on fostering resilience in children and reshaping education to empower them. Tune in for a captivating discussion on the crucial role of emotional intelligence in shaping our future generations' success and well-being.
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Dr. Immordino-Yang's Ted Talk
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Ever wonder what Melanie and I were like in first grade? Wonder no more! In this special episode of Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation, join us as we take a trip down memory lane with our first-grade teachers, Peter Thulson and Roseann McKean to kick off our Schools season. We hear our teachers perspectives on the connectedness of schools and neighborhoods, revisiting the pivotal role of our elementary school education. Tune in to explore the classroom through the eyes of the teachers and their students!
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First Episode of Season 5 is dropping on April 1st, 2024!
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