The Value of Lived Experience in Community Health
A conversation with Honey
About this episode
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In this podcast episode, Honey Yang Estrada, the first daughter of Hmong refugees and president of the North Carolina Community Health Workers Association, passionately advocates for her hyper-local community and challenges health systems to create sustainable support for her fellow CHWs in their fight for equity and understanding.
What You'll Learn
- How does North Carolina leverage the pandemic to support Community Health Workers?
- How can health systems partner with small community-based organizations to promote sustainability for Community Health Workers?
- What strategies can be implemented to support Community Health Workers and manage secondary trauma in the workforce?
Sources & Further Reading
- Honey on LinkedIn
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- North Carolina Community Health Worker Assoc
ncchwa.org
- me on LinkedIn
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- me on Twitter
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