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Offers a framework for creating food and activity environments in neighborhoods and institutions that will motivate and support families to adopt healthy behaviors.
This video highlights the work of the Intersections partnership in Anaheim, California. The partners in Anaheim, led by Orange County Congregation Community Organization, focused on advancing racial justice through community engagement and education policy and practice. Video production credit: The Social Impact Artists.
This video highlights the work of the Intersections partnership in Central OC (Santa Ana/Stanton), California. The partners in Central OC, led by the Kennedy Commission, focused on expanding economic investment opportunities and advocating for land use policy to address housing affordability. Video production credit: The Social Impact Artists.
Improving Housing Availability and Affordability through Workforce Development and Local Planning Policies Greater Eureka Housing Alliance led by Westside Community Improvement Association in partnership with Providence St. Joseph Hospital Eureka This video highlights the work of the Intersections partnership in Eureka, California. The partners in Eureka, led by Westside Community Improvement Association, focused on improving housing availability and affordability through workforce development and local planning policies. Video production credit: The Social Impact Artists.
This paper identifies key investigations of the neighborhood food environment, examines current efforts to bring about improvements, and discusses new research and policy priorities.
What if we treated housing as a foundation for health, not just a roof over someone’s head? In her Houston Chronicle op-ed, Prevention Institute's Jordan Pacelli Everett, LMSW explores how stable housing can reduce hunger, improve health outcomes, and support educational success, especially in communities of color.
In this blog, Prevention Institute's Sofia Betteo describes how SYNC Safety 2.0 continues a national movement to heal, invest in, and celebrate communities through youth-centered, community-driven safety strategies.
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