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A promotional graphic for a publication titled 'When Belonging Becomes a Strategic Priority: Lessons from the Transforming Academia for Equity Initiative,' authored by Marian Levy, PhD and Sandra Silva, MBA. The design features a soft green and blue-gray color palette with two professional headshots. On the left, Marian Levy, DrPH, affiliated with the University of Memphis School of Public Health, is shown in a blue blazer with a necklace. On the right, Sandra Silva, MBA, affiliated with Change Matrix and ACS, is shown in a dark jacket. The upper right corner displays the 'Transforming Academia for Equity - An Initiative by Change Matrix' logo, featuring a stylized green DNA-like helix icon.
When Belonging Becomes a Strategic Priority: Lessons from the Transforming Academia for Equity Initative
Education, Health Disparities & Equity, Internal Work, Public Health, TAE
A ChangeMatrix Project Spotlight graphic featuring a professional headshot of Tenly Pau Biggs, MSW, LMSW, centered in a circular frame against a gray background. She is smiling and wearing a teal blazer. The light blue graphic includes the 'Collective for Health Equity' branding and logo in the lower left. On the right, orange text reads 'READ THE BLOG:' followed by the blog title 'Rising Together: Honoring Heritage, Healing, and the Collective Power for Health Equity' in dark teal. This spotlight highlights Biggs's role as a CHE Collaborative Council Member with TPB Strategies LLC.
Rising Together: Honoring Heritage, Healing, and Collective Power for Health Equity
Asian, Behavioral Health, Collaboration, Community Engagement, Health Disparities & Equity, Ongoing Projects, Public Health