Today is a special day for me. It marks my 2-year anniversary as CPEHN’s Executive Director. And even more, it marks an important turning point in my leadership journey. When colleagues and friends ask me, “How does it feel?” or…
The latest issue of our Health Equity Forum newsletter came out today and it includes several great articles and dozens of resources. CPEHN’s Executive Director, Sarah de Guia, opens the newsletter reflecting on her two years as CPEHN’s Executive Director! Our Ethnic Partner Spotlight features an article…
We stand for racial justice. As AB 1726, the AHEAD Act (D-Bonta), reaches the Senate Floor, Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF), California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN), Empowering Pacific Islander Communities (EPIC), and Southeast Asia Resource…
We Call Upon the Governor and California State Legislature to Support AB 1726 The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) stands together with over 110 health, legal, education and civil rights organizations in strong support of better data collection through AB…
Written By: Jonathan Tran, HIP Member. Content reflects Mr. Tran’s personal opinions and do not reflect the position of any other organization. Growing up, I spent a lot of time with my grandparents. Like so many other Southeast Asian families, my…
AB 1726, the AHEAD Act (Bonta), is in the home stretch! It is time for us to show the CA State Legislature and Governor that we mean business. This bill will disaggregate health and educational data to ensure that all…
The Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum, the California Black Health Network, the California Rural Indian Health Board, the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California, and the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network, stand in solidarity for the lives lost…
Last Wednesday, our mornings were punctured by the news of yet another mass shooting underway, this time on the University of California-Los Angeles campus. Two members of our staff were on campus at the time. On that very same day,…
How can California’s new majority lead policies to ensure equitable growth within local communities? How can we create and implement policies and opportunities that create good jobs for local residents? These are the questions people wrestled with during Greenlining’s 23rd…
At first glance, the headline above may seem puzzling. What do hospitals have to do with climate change? Let me explain. California’s Central Valley contains six of the 10 most polluted cities, according the American Lung Association. Sadly, Orlando (pictured above)…