Our Work
The work of the Center for Community Health Equity appears in a wide range of publications, reports, and collaborations.
The Healing Justice Dialogue Series
A holistic approach to assisting in the healing of our communities amidst the anguish, rage, violence, illness, trauma, and loss they have and continue to experience. Continue reading “The Healing Justice Dialogue Series”
Books
We have written and contributed to several educational texts focusing on health equity. Our most recent publication is Unequal Cities: Structural Racism and the Death Gap in America’s 30 Largest Cities.
The CCHE Reader
Welcome to the Center for Community Health Equity’s (CCHE) Reader -an overview of our latest research, collaborations, past and upcoming events.
Continue reading “The CCHE Reader”Opinion Pieces
Op-ed work related to health equity written by members of the Center’s team. Continue reading “Opinion Pieces”
Voices of Community Health Equity
This project seeks to document the biographies of researchers, clinicians, and activists that have devoted their careers to the cause of health equity.
Steans-CCHE Community-Engaged Health Equity Focused Faculty Fellowship
With the goal of promoting community-engaged inquiry, scholarship, and service, CCHE and DePaul’s Irwin W. Steans Center hope to engage community partners to identify, understand, and respond to public health needs.
Continue reading “Steans-CCHE Community-Engaged Health Equity Focused Faculty Fellowship”
Youth Perspectives on Health Equity
The Center for Community Health Equity is excited to be working with Chicago Scholars to engage young adults in the planning and direction of the health equity work of the Center.
Working Papers
The working papers series of the Center for Community Health Equity highlights the work of the Center, affiliated faculty and students, as well as community partners.
Annual Review of Health Equity Research
Our Annual Review provides a concise summary of health equity research in Chicago. Continue reading “Annual Review of Health Equity Research”