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- Preventive Medicine Guidelines
- Preventive Medicine Guidelines Chart
- Importance Of Preventive Care
- Gillian Jacobs
We are grounded in the belief that 'Another world is not only possible, she is on her way'
— Arundhati Roy
Preventive Medicine Guidelines
Meet the organizers, volunteers, and partners that power our movement for our better world.
At the core of our work is the belief in and commitment to eco-feminism. Learn more about our approach and our three major program areas (Participatory Democracy, Food Justice and Movement Building).
Community to Community Development (C2C) is a women-led grassroots organization dedicated to food sovereignty and immigrant rights.
C2C is located on Turtle Island on the lands of the Coast Salish people, specifically Lummi Nation.
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Community to Community Development 203 West Holly Street, Suite 311 Bellingham, WA 98225
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Overview
Community Health and Preventive Medicine diagnoses health problems at the community level and works with the community to develop a treatment plan.
Health Promotion Resource Center
Preventive Medicine Guidelines Chart
The HRPC works independently and collaboratively to develop a comprehensive network of culturally competent programs and services to empower and promote the development of healthy families and communities.
Area Health Education Center
The AHEC plans, develops, operates and maintains health education centers that link the university health science center with local planning, educational and clinical resources.
Importance Of Preventive Care
Prevention Research Center
Gillian Jacobs
The PRC is part of a network of academic research centers across the United States funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The PRC conducts interdisciplinary, community-based, applied public health prevention research focused on African Americans, other minority groups and anyone facing persistent health inequities; train underrepresented community-based research and public health practitioners; and demonstrate the value of community coalitions in conducting research.