The Value of Lived Experience in Community Health
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This episode was sponsored by: Our Story Our Shot. Visit the website at https://www.ourstoryourshot.com/
April 13th Listen to stories, mingle, and snack on appetizers while learning about people's experiences getting vaccinated. Sign up HERE
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.
In this episode, you will learn:
1. How does North Carolina leverage the pandemic to support Community Health Workers?
2. How can health systems partner with small community-based organizations to promote sustainability for Community Health Workers?
3. What strategies can be implemented to support Community Health Workers and manage secondary trauma in the workforce?
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