How do we define racism as a public health crisis?
What are the misconceptions? How is the work changing? What does success in this space look like? Over a number of months in 2022 and 2023, our staff examined these questions, culminating in a webinar with panelists Councilwoman Janine Boyd, Jenice Contreras, Executive Director of the Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development, Habeebah Grimes, CEO of Positive Education Program (PEP), and Walter Patton, creator of Ghetto Therapy™️.
Racism in medical journals: An interview with Dr. Faye Gary
Racism as a public health crisis: Examining racism in medical journals
Racism is a maternal health crisis: address the external forces
Anti-racist actions: Ending racism takes external effort and internal, reflective work
Moving beyond racism as a public health crisis declarations
Racism is a public health crisis: White radicalization and the lie of meritocracy
Local efforts to address racism as a public health crisis in Northeast Ohio
Racism as a public health crisis: Mental health pipeline
