2012 GIH Annual Meeting Site Visits
The 2012 GIH Annual Meeting Site Visits were held from March 7-8, 2012 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Health, Housing, and Homelessness
Specifically designed for funders, this webinar explored the intersection of health care and homelessness and the role philanthropy can play in establishing supportive housing as a cost-effective solution to one of our nation’s most pressing policy problems—rising public spending with poor outcomes for homeless individuals with chronic health conditions.
Reducing Health Disparities for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Americans
This audioconference highlighted recent developments in identifying and reducing health disparities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans.
Weaving Together Prevention, Health Care Delivery, and Community Change
Participants joined this audioconference to learn about a new model—the community-centered health home—in which community health centers are engaged as active change agents, even as they deliver high-quality medical services.
The NPA: Supporting Collective Impact on Health Equity
This webinar provided an overview of the NPA, including discussions regarding how philanthropic organizations can engage with other entities and sectors through the NPA for greater collective impact on achieving health equity.
Supporting Children’s Healthy Development: Place DOES Matter
There is increasing recognition that children and their families are generally as safe, healthy, and productive as the communities in which they live, work, and play. As a result, there is more focus on improving community conditions and mitigating negative influences on people’s health and well-being.
2011 Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy
The 2011 Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy was held March 2-4, 2011 in Los Angeles, California.
Health, Housing, and Community Development: Aligning Ideas and Priorities
On this audioconference, funders learned about HUD’s approach to creating sustainable communities, which marks a shift in the agency’s spending, policies, and programs.
Racism: Combating the Root Causes of Health Disparities
Reducing health disparities in communities of color has been a public health priority in the United States for the past decade. To date, however, substantial improvements have not been achieved. Even more troubling is the evidence that disparities persist even when overall health trends improve.
Intervening Early to Address Children’s Health Disparities
In the United States, children of color and those in low-income families continue to lag behind white and affluent children on nearly every health indicator. In addition, many of these indicators and conditions, such as preterm birth, low birth weight, and asthma, can have long-term influences on children’s healthy development and functioning.
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