Hosted by The Intersection · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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The Intersection is where leaders in community advocacy and healthcare talk about creating anti-racist health systems. This podcast features real talk about topics that drive real action toward health equity.Convened by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Intersection brings people together to share resources, inspiration, and ideas to improve healthcare for all.Join the mailing list at MeetAtTheIntersection.org.
The Intersection hosts The Intersection: Where Anti-Racism and Healthcare Meet, a education show with 19 episodes published.
Special episode 2 of 2. In recognition of Black Maternal Health Week, this episode features Ashlei Spivey (I Be Black Girl) and Omari "Muz" Maynard (ARIAH Foundation)—both advocates whose very personal, first-hand experi
Special episode 1 of 2. Healthcare providers can support safe and respectful reproductive care that considers bodily autonomy, cultural competence, and personal experience. This inspiring conversation with Jenice Fountai
Special episode 3 of 3. Embracing rest offers the opportunity to envision a future where the people leading a movement towards equity in healthcare can achieve their goals without exhaustion or burnout at work. By viewin
Special episode 2 of 3. Achieving optimal wellness while working towards equity in healthcare begins with leaders actively investing in rest. Implementing sustainable practices for rest and emotional wellbeing is not lim
Special episode 1 of 3. People working towards equity in healthcare often experience burnout at work from high demand and busy schedules that result in decentering their needs. By designing a culture of rest, leaders and
Host Anton Gunn leads a reflection on health equity successes from a tough 2025, with Jerry Jones (RWJF), Angela Hanks (Century Foundation), and Becky Payne (Rippel Foundation). They discuss how organizations can stay ho
On this episode of The Intersection podcast, host Anton Gunn talks to Aija Nemer-Aanerud (People’s Action Institute) and Lindsey Muniak (Debt Collective)––two changemakers helping people access the healthcare they need w
What happens when millions of people currently enrolled in Medicaid risk losing their coverage? Host Anton Gunn is joined by Deanna Williams and Laura Colbert (Georgians for a Healthy Future), Jennifer Flynn Walker (Popu
From funding cuts to conflicting federal and local priorities, public health is facing new and old challenges. Healthcare advocates need support as they strive to establish anti-racist health systems amid a rapidly evolv
Midwives? Doulas? Lactation Consultants? Obstetricians? The choice should be yours. All reproductive health professionals should have a shared vision: providing compassionate and patient-centered reproductive care that d
From the right to decide, to the right to thrive, reproductive justice champions are advocating to ensure people have the option to have—or not have—children, and the ability to raise them in safe and sustainable communi
The landscape for those working in the field diversity, equity and inclusion is rapidly changing. Host Anton Gunn talks with Giridhar Mallya from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Kathryn Haines from Virginia Interfait
Anton Gunn chats with advocacy and healthcare partners from Houston about how to measure progress and report success. In this episode, Melanie McGuire (Houston Food Bank), Shreela Sharma (University of Texas School of Pu
Data analysis is a powerful tool people inside and outside of healthcare can use to identify health disparities, inform research initiatives, and build organizational trust and accountability. In this conversation, the p
People inside and outside of healthcare systems are working to understand and concretely define responsibilities of health equity leaders in a range of healthcare organizations. In this discussion, we’re diving into what
Engaging hospital and health system CEOs in equity efforts is possible, but staff and community leaders must understand how the CEO thinks—and CEOs, likewise, must understand what the community needs. In this podcast, ex
How should those advancing anti-racism in healthcare talk about the work? An expert panel discusses this, and other community-submitted questions, before sharing personal stories of how they came to work in healthcare an
How do we form community relationships that go beyond the surface level? An expert panel gets real about the challenges of creating meaningful partnerships. Marshall Chin (University of Chicago) emphasizes the importance
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