This week on the Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation podcast, we are delighted to be joined by Dr. Anna Goldman, a primary care physician at Boston Medical Center with a passion for serving underserved populations and addressing their healthcare and social needs.

Dr. Goldman introduces us to her brilliant Clean Power Prescription initiative, which aims to alleviate the burden of energy insecurity and the devastating impacts of a warming climate on her patient population through environmentally sustainable means. She shares her experiential insights and strategies to advocate for health by addressing social determinants and reducing health disparities in a unique and impactful way.

Tune in to hear Dr. Goldman's inspiring approach to integrating environmental sustainability into healthcare and learn how innovative solutions can drive positive change in our communities.

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More about Clean Power Prescription

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In this episode of the Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation Podcast, we welcome Karie E. Stewart, a dedicated midwife and the founder of Melanated Midwives. Join us for a candid conversation about the pressing inequities in maternal health outcomes and the crucial role midwives play in addressing these disparities.

Karie shares her journey and the mission behind Melanated Midwives, an organization committed to supporting BIPOC student midwives through their training programs, with the aim of diversifying the midwifery workforce. Together, we explore the holistic approach at the heart of midwifery care practices. By placing mothers at the center, this approach offers a powerful framework for improving maternal health outcomes and tackling disparities.

Tune in to learn about the transformative potential of midwifery care and the steps we can take towards a more equitable healthcare system for all mothers.

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Join us for a very special episode as we sit down with Dr. Terri Richardson, a prominent physician and mentor to Erin. Dr. Richardson shares the incredible work of the Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC) and their innovative barber shop program, which has significantly impacted community health by meeting people where they are.

Discover the importance of culturally tailored health initiatives and hear about the additional efforts CBHC is spearheading to improve the health of the Black community in Colorado. Dr. Richardson also reflects on her inspiring journey as a physician, offering valuable insights into what can be done to better care for the Black community.

Don't miss this enlightening and heartfelt discussion. Give our episode a listen and be inspired by Dr. Richardson's dedication and vision for a healthier future.

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Colorado Black Health Collaborative

Barber Shop Program

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In the first episode of our Health Disparities Season, we sit down with Dr. Consuelo Wilkins to delve into the world of community-based research. We explore what this approach looks like in practice, its benefits for both research and the community, and the crucial role of trust-building. Dr. Wilkins also sheds light on how community-based research can be a powerful tool in mitigating health disparities. Join us for an insightful discussion on the transformative impact of engaging community voices in health research.

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Catch the new season on July 8th!

Welcome to the recap of "Healthy Neighborhoods, Healthy Nation" Schools season. Join your favorite co-hosts on a journey back through this school season. Want to know which guests left us awestruck? Which moments made us laugh and more?

It's been 1 year of HNHN! Thanks to all our Neighbors who continue to support and listen!

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Join us for a captivating episode featuring Rachel Black, the Executive Director of the Garden School Foundation. Discover the innovative framework used by the Garden School to foster mindfulness, equitable food access, environmental stewardship, and a love for trying new foods among elementary school children. Rachel delves into the profound impact of integrating outdoor time and gardening skills in children, highlighting how these activities promote healthy eating habits, nutritious decision-making, and a deep connection to and responsibility for the environment.

This multifaceted conversation also explores the intersection of this unique educational approach with community-wide food justice and conscious food usage and conservation. Tune in to learn how the Garden School Foundation is transforming education and nurturing a more mindful, health-conscious, and environmentally responsible generation.

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The Garden School Foundation Website

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Tune in for Neighborhood News! In this episode we discuss Mayor Brandon Johnson's efforts to amplify student concerns and advocate for more resources for neighborhood schools in Chicago. With a $391 million budget shortfall looming, these voices are more important than ever. We then discuss challenges faced by schools without adequate air conditioning during record-breaking heatwaves. From Washington, D.C. to Chicago, students and parents are speaking out about the need for better facilities. Episode Link(s) Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson visits West Side high school to advocate for more Sustainable Community Schools Without proper air conditioning, many U.S. schools forced to close amid scorching heat

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