Community Development Financial Institutions as Health Equity

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Date: 
5 October, 2016

Network Commons1:00 to 2:00pm Eastern Time

Across the country, new opportunities like the BUILD Health Challenge are pushing community organizations to form cross-sector partnerships in order to improve population health and promote health equity. One valuable collaborative partner is the $200 billion community development sector, which brings public and private investment into place-based initiatives. How are communities leveraging Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) and other community development organizations to address their population health goals?

At the October 5th discussion three local leaders wil be featured – spanning community development, public health , and health care – who are all in the midst of deepening their relationships with CDFIs. The speakers are grantees of the BUILD Health Challenge and the Joining Forces Grant.  This discussion will be practical and interactive.

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    The Network’s Managing Director, Colby Dailey, will be joined by:

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    Check out how each speaker has partnered with a CDFI to advance health equity goals:

    Launched in 2015, Network Commons is a live online discussion series on cross-sector strategies to improve neighborhood health and well-being.

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    Alison Moore is the Project Assistant at the Build Healthy Places Network. She is a MCP/MPH candidate at UC Berkeley.

    Host: 
    Build Healthy Places Network
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    United States
    Categories: 
    Finance
    Health