Register to join us on Wednesday, March 6th at 11-12pm PT / 2-3pm ET for a webinar and resource release, and learn how the public health field can support a right to counsel for tenants facing eviction.
Build your capacity with HIP! Explore our new Capacity Building trainings and resources to support your team's health equity and racial justice practice.
Every year, we take time together as a staff to share the things that moved or spoke to us this year, from podcasts and songs written by our friends to actions for justice and inspiring videos. Explore our 2023 collection here.
Our fate as a public health movement is linked to that of so many other movements for equity and justice. Join us today by donating to HIP to support a strong ecosystem of health equity advocacy.
Article by Chloe Harnar and Akinori Minagawa in the Springfield News-Leader on the city’s exploitative payday loan industry, referencing HIP’s 2019 report “When Poverty Makes You Sick The Intersection of Health and Predatory Lending in Missouri.”
This summer, HIP’s Capacity Building team launched Capacity Building (CB) Moments, a multi-media short series that shares stories of the health equity work we do and the people we do it with. Support our work today to help us continue to build capacity for health equity 💫
As the year comes to a close, we’re celebrating a historic win for racial, housing, and health justice everywhere — and looking back at the years of building power, relationships, and movements that made it possible. Join us today in continuing the work of creating a resilient ecosystem of housing […]
KQED article by Tyche Hendricks on climate resilience strategies emerging in hard-hit agricultural communities in California’s Central Valley and the need to ensure funding gets to those most impacted by climate change, featuring a quote by HIP Co-Director Solange Gould.
Human Impact Partners’ Capacity Building team is excited to share the second episode of our series: Capacity Building Moments #2: Power in Partnerships, featuring three examples of governmental public health and community partnerships who are working together to build power for health equity.
This series of video shorts offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into our health equity capacity building work with health departments and public health practitioners. Learn more and watch the first video here!
Our new video series, Powerful Partnerships for Healthy Communities, tells three stories that illustrate how innovative community-government collaborations across the country are building power for health equity together. Watch the videos here!
The Street article by Jena Greene on Walmart’s pandemic recovery, featuring HIP’s report on how lack of paid sick time at Walmart prolonged the pandemic and increased mortality.
Build Healthy Places Network video blog post featuring HIP Housing Justice Program Director Will Dominie in conversation with Colleen Flynn on how the AFFH rule can support racial and health equity, and housing justice.
The Daily Californian article by Carolyn Yu about the death of Candice “Cody” Vanburen at Santa Rita Jail and community outrage at inhumane conditions in the jail, including HIP’s joint release after the death.
The Davis Vanguard article by Patty Yao on HIP’s joint statement with other Bay Area organizations calling to shut down Santa Rita Jail after the death of Cody Vanburen, the fourth person to die in the jail in six weeks.
HIP seeks one intern to support the Bridging Partnerships and Strategies Program with evaluation, research, communications and narrative strategies. Learn more and apply by March 24 here!
Article in The Davis VanGuard by Belen Avelar on the release of our research report, From Crisis to Care: Ending the Health Harm of Women’s Prisons, and the need for investing in health-promoting community support instead of prisons.
HIP is seeking a Graduate Student Research Intern to support our Housing Justice and also likely Economic Security and Climate Justice policy-driven research projects. This is an exciting opportunity to leverage the power of health research, data, and advocacy for social justice. Learn more and apply here by March 3.
Nonprofit Quarterly article on the power of narrative to advance health equity, featuring a discussion of our Health Equity Narrative Infrastructure Project with County Health Rankings & Roadmaps.
Join HIP on February 9th at 12:30pm PT / 3:30pm ET for an informational webinar to learn about the Advancing Racial and Health Justice through Right to Counsel for Tenants facing Eviction (ARHJ) Sprint.
Two years ago, we began a tradition of gathering together to compile and share the messages, readings, images, and more that energized us over the past year. From us to you, some of the things that moved us in 2022!
Systems change requires building bridges. At HIP, we’re working to deepen relationships between health departments & organizers — because we believe that partnership is at the center of change. Build bridges with us by supporting our work today!
Big, exciting changes are afoot at HIP, all designed to make us—and the movements we support—stronger forces for justice. Join the movement by donating today!