The Collaborative Infrastructure Framework is a tool designed for organizations, health departments, leaders, and coalitions to think about with whom, how, and why they collaborate with others to advance health equity, either within a community or on a specific project.

As we wrap up our current programming and formal partnerships in Chicago, we celebrate some highlights from the last four years.

This year reinforced the impact of collective action, from influencing state and federal policy to amplifying the community health workforce. Here, we look back on the year’s advocacy achievements.

From building statewide networks of community health workers to advocating for policy change, 2024 moved us closer to community health systems that prioritize equity for all.

Check out some of our most-liked moments from around the world that were shared in 2024

An assessment of health and wellness needs in Montgomery, Alabama guides programs and services supporting residents.

Governments around the world influence public health through funding and policy decisions, and constituents have an opportunity to provide input

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, PIH-US is uplifting the work our Latin American colleagues are doing across the country.

PIH-US partners with the Tucson Indian Center to deliver programs that center equity and are data-driven.

PIH-US partners with state and national community health worker networks to amplify their voices through advocacy and training.