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DESCRIPTION:The Social Innovation Iniative will host a discussion\, "Trust 
 as a Health Intervention: Wellbeing through Indigenous Circle Practices\,"
  with Ivelyse Andino\, CEO of Radical Health.\n\nInspired by indigenous ci
 rcle practice\, Ivelyse Andino founded the first public benefit corporatio
 n in the state of New York to build community around health. Building on h
 er lived experience navigating the U.S. health care system as a young adul
 t supporting help her immigrant mother\, Ivelyse’s vision is that “no 
 one has to health alone.” Drawing on her background in tech\, she built 
 Radical Health to work at the intersection of tech and community health. R
 adical Health provides care management\, community circles\, an online com
 munity platform\, training and fellowships. They work with individuals\, c
 ommunity groups\, and city health departments.\n\nThe discussion is part o
 f the Social Innovation Initiative's Fall Series\, “Rooted in Wisdom: In
 digenous Practice in Social Innovation Around the World.” Caribbean food
  will be served for dinner!
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LOCATION:Horchow Hall\, GM Room (103)
SUMMARY:Trust as a Health Intervention: Wellbeing through Indigenous Circle
  Practices
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.jackson.yale.edu/event/indigenous-circle-pract
 ice-to-build-community-around-health-fall-seties-092326
CATEGORIES:Talks and Lectures
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