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From the Blog

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Rural America’s Opportunity for Equity

September 30, 2022

One in 5 Americans live in rural areas where they experience higher rates of disease and earlier death than those living in suburban and urban parts of the country...

Measuring the burden of child care costs

September 07, 2022

On average a family spends 25% of household income on child care. This high cost ultimately impacts the health of these families and their communities. Learn more...

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Unjust and Unfair: Health Consequences of the Racial Wealth Divide Webinar Series

April 15, 2022

In conjunction with our podcast In Solidarity’s exploration of the racial wealth divide, we are airing a two-part webinar series on the topic titled Unjust and...

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Join the conversation on our new podcast: In Solidarity: Connecting Power, Place and Health

April 06, 2022

County Health Rankings and Roadmaps is introducing a new podcast to engage in conversations around an idea fundamental to improving health and well-being for...

What’s in a disparity rating? Simple yet nuanced is key to a successful tool

March 01, 2022

The What Works for Health team recently engaged scholars and practitioners who use the tool in their communities. The discussions revealed a tension familiar to...