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Martin Luther King, Jr. taught us that words have Martin Luther King, Jr. taught us that words have power; that together, we can overcome any obstacle and injustice. He taught us that we are all connected, and that whatever affects one person directly, affects all others indirectly. And he taught us that staying silent can cost us something far greater than speaking up. His actions, his words and his wisdom continue to inspire us every day in everything we do at CommonHealth ACTION.
Today, we honor the birthday of one of the most im Today, we honor the birthday of one of the most important figures in our history: Martin Luther King, Jr. #MartinLutherKingJrDay #MLKDay
As we look ahead to all that 2022 has to offer, we As we look ahead to all that 2022 has to offer, we are hopeful to soon recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, our work – the work of CommonHealth ACTION, your community, the nation, and the world – is far from over. We each have a role to play in our collective journey to recovering. Wearing a mask, getting your vaccine and booster shots, getting tested for COVID to keep you and others safe, and supporting healthcare workers, teachers and everyone in frontline jobs are steps we can all take to protect our individual and collective health. #Publichealthispatriotic #COVID19 #pandemic
In addition to bringing a competitive advantage fo In addition to bringing a competitive advantage for businesses, diversity in the workplace also increases an organization's morale and creates efficiency and effectiveness. Our Foundations of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Online course highlights the many benefits of a diverse workforce and helps organizations and individuals institutionalize EDI efforts. Learn more at www.CommonHealthACTION.org/EDI.
The Great Resignation has individuals putting emph The Great Resignation has individuals putting emphasis on better pay, flexibility, work/life balance and more. For those searching for a new career or job opportunity in 2022, we encourage you to think through how the organizations you're considering focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts. This article by our president and CEO, Natalie S. Burke, highlights 11 questions to ask prospective employers about equity, diversity, inclusion, and antiracism. https://natalie4health.medium.com/making-a-career-move-in-2021-544876fca84d
Take the opportunity in the new year to embark on Take the opportunity in the new year to embark on perspective transformation – the idea that once a person knows, thinks, and believes something different, they will make different decisions, engage in different behaviors, and take different actions. This is what the world needs. At CommonHealth ACTION, we tailor learning experiences, group processes and organizational planning to help our clients and partners map, manage, measure, and master their change. Learn more at: https://commonhealthaction.org/services/.
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