Every April 7th, the world pauses to recognize World Health Day, a moment to reflect on global health challenges and envision a future where health is truly a human right—not a privilege. But for the African-American community, World Health Day carries a deeper urgency. It’s not just a commemoration—it’s a call to action. The Pulse…
As we enter a new year, taking the time for self-reflection can set the stage for meaningful growth and impactful achievements. Evaluating your personal and professional journey allows you to celebrate successes, acknowledge challenges, and identify opportunities to refine your goals. Use the strategies and questionnaire below to guide your self-assessment and shape your aspirations…
As we celebrate Black History Month, The Leverage Network (TLN) proudly recognizes the extraordinary contributions of Black healthcare leaders, practitioners, and trailblazers who have shaped and continue to transform the healthcare industry. Their groundbreaking work has not only advanced medicine but has also been instrumental in addressing health disparities and fostering more equitable care for all communities. The Enduring…
Where Are We in Advancing Equity in Healthcare? For decades, the call for equity in healthcare has echoed through boardrooms, policy discussions, and grassroots movements alike. But where do we truly stand in 2024? The latest data from The Leverage Network’s Impact Report paints a picture of progress—albeit with unfinished business and opportunities for acceleration.…
As we approach the celebration of Juneteenth next month on June 19th, we commemorate the achievements and strides made by Black individuals across various spheres, including education, entrepreneurship, healthcare, and employment. Recent research underscores the progress made by Black professionals, yet also highlights looming challenges posed by the integration of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in…
Author: Britani Spaulding, Health Equity Program Officer, Deloitte Health Equity Institute As leaders measure their progress and return on investment of health equity initiatives, it appears there is some sentiment that change is not happening as quickly as expected. However, achieving health equity requires addressing the root causes of health inequities – factors like racism…
As we journey through life, we often find ourselves seeking spaces where our voices are heard, our experiences honored, and our potential celebrated. It is with great pleasure that I invite you to join us at the Executive Women of Color (EWOC) summit, a gathering of extraordinary women committed to driving change and making…
Unveiling the Legacy: African American Women Trailblazers in Healthcare In the grand tapestry of healthcare history, African American women have emerged as unsung heroines, visionaries, and catalysts for transformation. From overcoming systemic barriers to shaping the contours of medical progress, these trailblazers have left an indomitable imprint on the healthcare landscape. Let’s embark on a…