Equitable Communities News Today

The county accepted the federal money in a 4-1 vote Tuesday and hopes to select an operator for the center in July to serve migrants arriving in San Diego

To better serve their communities, many health departments and hospitals undertake community health needs assessments (CHNA) by surveying the people they serve.

To better serve their communities, many health departments and hospitals undertake community health needs assessments (CHNA) by surveying the people they serve.

When senate bills 1530 and 1537 were passed by the Oregon State Legislature in early March, cities across the state began to rethink their housing policies due to the new legislation introduced by Gov. Tina Kotek at the beginning of the short session.  SB1537 and SB1530 will help fund various programs and agencies to address...

A tent is a tent, but for many it’s the safest, most private space someone may have while experiencing homelessness. By Amy Denhart / SD Union-Tribune Op-Ed / Feb. 21, 2023 Imagine having everything you own taken from you at a moment’s notice and being forced to scramble to find a place to sleep night…

The African American and Mexican native of L.A.'s Crenshaw district, and head of the National Endowment for the Arts, believes that leading 'artful lives' can improve society

ROCHESTER, Minn.-Local non-profit organization Collider Foundation recently received $10,000 from the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation’s Inclusive and Equitable Communities Grant. The grant looks to foster diverse and inclusive communities through

Going into a new year, we look back on stories that remain impactful,

BEND, OR -- Bend’s new study on Climate Friendly Areas will be sent to the state this week. Associate Long Range Planner Elyse Vukelich says it’s mandated for cities in Ore...

BEND, OR -- Bend officials are considering where to encourage development for people to live, work and play without requiring the use of a car. They’re looking for public input on possible...