Health Equity Resources
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| National Association of City and County Health Officials - Health Equity and Social Justice (health departments nation wide) |
| Health Equity and Social Justice Initiative: Working towards fairness and opportunity for all. (Washington state) |
| Center for Health Equity Louisville, KY Health Department |
| Workbook for Communities. CDC publication. 3 MB |
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| "Reaching for a Healthier Life: Facts on Socioeconomic Status and Health in the United States." MacArthur Foundation Network on Socioeconomic Status and Health |
Dr. Charles E. Blair
Memorial Health
Conference
Link to materials and Video
of Keynote by Dr. David
Williams presented in
Asheville in October 2009
Dr. Blair was a champion for
health parity in the Ashveille
community for many years. He
founded ABIPA, the Asheville
Buncombe Institute for Parity
Achievement, and worked
tirelessly to improve the health
and health care of people of
color in the Asheville area. Dr.
Blair passed away in early
2009.
Conference materials and
video
Link here for a pdf of the
pre-conference presentation
by Dr. Williams for health care
providers entitled
"Understanding and
Addressing Social Disparities
in Health and Health Care." (1
MG)
Link here and follow the
directions below to access all
of the conference
presentations and on-line
video of the one-hour keynote
presentation by
Dr. David Williams of Harvard
University.
Directions to access
presentation and keynote
video,
"A Time for Action:"
- Register (upper left of page)
for the free on-line conference
materials. If you do not already
have a free MAHEC account,
you will now need to create
one.
- Click on "Go to Course."
- Click on "View Your Course
Options."
- Scroll down to see the
various presentations.
- Click on Lecture in Flash
Video Format to watch the
keynote presentation, "A Time
for Action: Social Disparities in
Health and how to Effectively
Address Them."
Other courses offered by
MAHEC are available at this
link.
Memorial Health
Conference
Link to materials and Video
of Keynote by Dr. David
Williams presented in
Asheville in October 2009
Dr. Blair was a champion for
health parity in the Ashveille
community for many years. He
founded ABIPA, the Asheville
Buncombe Institute for Parity
Achievement, and worked
tirelessly to improve the health
and health care of people of
color in the Asheville area. Dr.
Blair passed away in early
2009.
Conference materials and
video
Link here for a pdf of the
pre-conference presentation
by Dr. Williams for health care
providers entitled
"Understanding and
Addressing Social Disparities
in Health and Health Care." (1
MG)
Link here and follow the
directions below to access all
of the conference
presentations and on-line
video of the one-hour keynote
presentation by
Dr. David Williams of Harvard
University.
Directions to access
presentation and keynote
video,
"A Time for Action:"
- Register (upper left of page)
for the free on-line conference
materials. If you do not already
have a free MAHEC account,
you will now need to create
one.
- Click on "Go to Course."
- Click on "View Your Course
Options."
- Scroll down to see the
various presentations.
- Click on Lecture in Flash
Video Format to watch the
keynote presentation, "A Time
for Action: Social Disparities in
Health and how to Effectively
Address Them."
Other courses offered by
MAHEC are available at this
link.
| Health Equity Publications |
| Health Equity Groups & Organizations |
| Moving Up Stream: Addressing Social Determinants of Health Report Full conference proceedings from the 2006 Meeting of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Minnesota |
| "The Economic Burden of Health Inequalities in the United States" September 2009 The Joint Center for Political And Economic Studies |
Carolinas Association for Community Health Equity creates collaborative partnerships focused
on improving health by eliminating health disparities that affect racial, ethnic, and other at-risk
populations.
on improving health by eliminating health disparities that affect racial, ethnic, and other at-risk
populations.