CDC’s Office of Minority Health was established by the CDC Director on August 8, 1988 as a small coordination office, set up in response to Secretary Heckler’s 1985 landmark report on minority health.. Ten years later, the office went through the first of many strategic redirections and continued to transform over the next 7 years to become CDC’s Office of Minority Health & Health ...
Integrate competencies of health equity as well as racism and health into the CDC and public health workforce. Potential Impact: National, state, local, tribal, and territorial public health agencies will have increased opportunity to support underserved undergraduate students and the current public health workforce with learning how to integrate health equity competencies into public health work.
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