As part of a national cohort, last month Americans for the Arts helped launch PHEAL—Planning for Health Equity, Advocacy, and Leadership Guiding Principles. Developed by individuals seeking to create a policy platform, the PHEAL Guiding Principles reaffirm the imperative need for public health and design professionals to work together toward empowering and elevating the voices of historically overburdened communities with health inequities in the time of COVID-19.
Americans for the Arts Supports the Launch of New Equitable Guiding Principles for the Design and Public Health Fields
Americans for the Arts,
08 October 2020, USA
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