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In efforts to continue to elevate the impact of social factors on health and the resources available to help, this session brings together leading social health experts from different vantage points to share best practices and key learnings and find innovative opportunities to accelerate and advance the work.

In March 2023, the American Hospital Association, the American Medical Association, AHIP, the Alliance of Community Health Plans, and Kaiser Permanente announced the Common Health Coalition: Together for Public Health. The Coalition is focused on translating the hard-won lessons and successes of the COVID-19 pandemic response into actionable strategies that

Are increased extreme weather events leading to a rise in health issues? Should those issues be looked at holistically or separately? This session presented by POLITICO examines links between catastrophic weather events and health challenges, and how industry and government can better collaborate to tackle disparities at the intersection of

Tune in for a conversation on the outlook of human health in face of one of the greatest challenges of our time — climate change. This discussion with Bechara Choucair, MD, EVP & Chief Health Officer, Kaiser Permaente, is led by Alexander Gaffney, MS, RAC, Regulatory Policy and Intelligence Leader, Agency

Storytelling drives change. Documentaries can help move the needle in communities by sparking dialogue, catalyzing policy, and changing hearts and minds. Kaiser Permanente and the University of California San Francisco’s Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative host a roundtable  discussion on how to leverage film and other multimedia efforts to

Mayors and CEOs for U.S. Housing Investment, the Bipartisan Policy Center, and Kaiser Permanente host panel discussions focusing on efforts to prevent homelessness. Hear from top elected city officials and diverse business and community leaders who will share valuable insights on how to scale up promising interventions, emphasize the

In the second Connecting Climate Change and Health panel series hosted by Kaiser Permanente and the World Economic Forum, this discussion highlights thought leaders, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who are passionate about urgently driving a research agenda to deepen understanding around climate change as a key driver of health inequities.

On June 7, 2023, Kaiser Permanente and the World Economic Forum kicked off the launch of their Connecting Climate Change and Health series, sparking a national dialogue on critical topics such as air quality, extreme heat and weather, and the impacts on individual and community health. In this first event,

While major efforts, advances and learnings emerged from the pandemic, gaps persist around capacity, infrastructure, funding, and staffing for public health. This convening, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, brings together leaders across health care and public health, policy makers, public health researchers, and community-based organizations to dig deeper into the current