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This three-part workshop series is inspired by the Partnership for Southern Equity’s ongoing work through the Community-Informed Research for Change, Learning, and Equity(CIRCLE) initiative, which is helping build power across the U.S. South by bringing together thevoices, insights, and lived expertise of researchers, practitioners, and community-based leaders.

Grounded in the understanding that narrative power shapes how problems are defined, whose knowledge is valued, and what futures become possible, the series explores how collective storytelling and shared learning can strengthen efforts to advance racial health equity in the U.S. South.

Across the three sessions, participants will be invited to reflect on imagination as a catalyst for change, engage in dialogue about how narratives influence health research and practice, and consider how stronger, community-centered narrative projects can be created and sustained across the South.

Sessions will be held on the following dates (Each session is 12:00 -1:00 PM CST):

• Session 1 May 20, 2026
• Session 2 May 27, 2026
• Session 3 June 3, 2026

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Partners for Advancing Health Equity (P4HE) has a curated list of resources designed to drive action for policymakers, community members, health practitioners, researchers, advocates, philanthropists, and more. Whether you’re ready to take the next step or implement new strategies for maintaining endurance in health equity work, these tools are here to support your journey. Dive in and discover how these resources can help you achieve your goals.

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The 2024 election has introduced significant uncertainties to the landscape of federal health policy and public health. The current federal climate carries considerable implications for health equity, access to care, and overall well-being. This is especially pertinent in the context of rebuilding trust in health systems and advancing health policy. Ensuring health equity involves addressing disparities and promoting fair access to healthcare for all individuals, regardless of socioeconomic status, race, or geographic location. Bi-partisan collaboration among advocates, communities, healthcare providers, philanthropists, policymakers, and researchers is essential for driving meaningful change.

Health Equity Post Election

This resource provides resources curated to assist in understanding, navigating, and collaborating on significant health equity topics such as federal health policy, healthcare access, reproductive rights, and mental health.

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Evidence synthesis is the scientific process of bringing together diverse literature across a range of sources and disciplines to inform debates and decisions on specific issues. Synthesized evidence is the main piece of scientific evidence that policymakers look to inform their decision-making, given that it synthesizes the body of scientific literature. To support P4HE Collaborative’s application of evidence synthesis for evidence-based decision-making, this three-part workshop series will create a space for attendees to:

• June 28, 2023, Part I: Learn about the science of evidence synthesis and helpful tools.
• July 26, 2023, Part II: Discuss strategies to efficiently conduct and utilize evidence synthesis to inform policy.
• August 23, 2023, Part III: Create evidence syntheses projects and plans in service of health equity.

Registration will automatically register participants for all three sessions.