Health Equity Resources
Advocacy
Commission Reports on Health Equity
Health Care
Health Equity News
- Blacks May Be Less Likely To Enroll in Clinical Trials Because They Mistrust Physicians, Study Finds
- Connections - First issue of the bi-monthly National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD and TB Prevention
- Doctors Miss Cultural Needs, Study Says, New York Times - June 10, 2008
- Life Expectancy Declines in Some U.S. Populations, Primarily Those in Deep South, Appalachia, Study Finds
- Racial Disparity in Poverty Rate for Elderly Wider Than Government Says
- Research Finds Wide Disparities in Health Care by Race and Region, New York Times - June 5, 2008
- UnitedHealthcare backs program to reduce racial disparities, Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal - March 15, 2007
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Federal and State Government Resources
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Interventions
- About the Finding Answers Intervention Research (FAIR) Database
- Environmental Nutrition and Activity Community Tool (ENACT) - ENACT is a concrete menu of strategies designed to help you improve nutrition and activity environments on a local level. These strategies have been organized into seven environments that were carefully selected for their importance in individual and community health.
- THRIVE - THRIVE is a tool to help you understand and prioritize the factors within your own community that can help improve health and safety. The tool can help answer questions such as: How can I identify key factors in my community and rate their importance? How are these factors related to health outcomes? What can I do to address each factor? Where can I go for more information?
Minority Populations in Virginia
There are five federally recognized minority populations in Virginia:
Racism
- Race Matters - Toolkit from the Annie E. Casey Foundation designed to help decision-makers, advocates, and elected officials get better results in their work by providing equitable opportunities for all.
Resources to Support Access to Healthy Foods
Webcasts
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Additional Resources
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