Duane Reynolds of the Just Health Collective reflects on a layered approach to combating racism. Individuals drive organizations that live within systems.

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Proem.. 1
Introducing Duane Reynolds and the Just Health Collective 03:13. 2
Research into key drivers of health inequity 07:08. 3
How do root causes and interventions align? 09:53. 3
Organizations and communities operate on different time frames 12:55. 4
Individuals drive organizations that live within systems 16:06. 4
Eureka! Belonging. 18:45. 5
Reading the room 20:53. 5
Transformative change for employees 23:46. 6
Difficult conversations at home - the learning journey 26:41. 7
My education and support systems 30:45. 8
Reflection 33:34. 8
 
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Links
Here is a direct link to the Just Health Collaborative website
the Institute for Diversity and Health
the Institute for Diversity and Health of the American Hospital Association
Centering Health Equity podcast:  https://centering-health-equity.squarespace.com/
Medium:  https://medium.com/just-health-collective
Just Health Collective Village
Benjamin Anderson  
Rural Health Equity for the Colorado Hospital Association
Invisible Woman, a plastic model of the human body with a removable pregnant abdomen
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https://health-hats.com/pod110/
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In 1960 I discovered that I didn’t belong. I was eight. My parents supported Kennedy for President.