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From our work during the pandemic to advocate and provide resources for a health equity-driven approach to the COVID-19 response, to our pioneer Health Equity Exchange in 2012 to demonstrate the centrality of local communities in designing community solutions and policies, to our efforts to establish the role of urban design in health equity as well as the connection between health equity and prosperity/socio-economic development for all, to more recent projects such as our #RacismIsAHealthEquityIssue campaign and the many critical topics we have been discussing through our community leaders forums, Health Equity Initiative has been always on the forefront of health equity issues since 2011. ​

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2023 Annual Report
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2022 Annual Report
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2021 Annual Report - 10th Anniversary Edition
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How we measure our impact
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​Health Equity Initiative is more than an organization - it is a social movement that seeks to heighten attention to health equity issues, and promote action to address key root causes of health inequities and improve conditions. HEI is founded on the belief that all of us are part of the solution, and that every community, every sector, every professional, and every citizen is a major stakeholder in achieving equity in health for all. 

By breaking down silos that isolate professions, communities, and stakeholders, HEI empowers its members with connections, innovative ideas, resources, and skills to improve their effectiveness in addressing health inequities in their communities, cities, and organizations. 
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We will apply best quality standards used for the evaluation of membership organizations to assess specific organizational goals, strategies and practices, extending to each category of activity. Whenever possible, we will measure our results: our demonstrable impact on behavior, policy, and social and organizational change within different groups, communities, and professional sectors as reported by our diverse membership.
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    • About
    • History
    • Leadership
    • Community
    • Partners
    • Impact
    • Gallery
    • Grantees
    • Contact Us
  • Blog
  • Activities
    • Community Building
    • Partnerships
    • Education and Advocacy
    • Training and Capacity-building
    • Racism is a Health Equity Issue Pledge
    • Community Leaders Forums
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events >
      • Film Discussions
      • Summits
      • Socials
      • Webinars
      • Global Health Networking Events
      • Events Series
  • Resources
    • Reports
    • Videos
    • Webinars
    • Community Leaders Forums
    • Infographics
    • Mindmaps
    • Toolkits
    • Miscellaneous
    • Links
    • News
    • Film Discussions
    • COVID-19 and Health Equity Resources
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