Help us make a more equitable future for all. There is no justification in social exclusion, poverty, illiteracy, and the many issues resulting in health inequities.
Change begins in the community. Strengthening communities begins with understanding cultural diversity and embracing cultural differences. Join us and get involved.
The IHF Literacy Project was one of our initial programs. Aiming to close the literacy gap particularly at the most vulnerable times during a child’s development.
As part of our Global Education Program, the IHF Literacy Project is releasing a children’s book based on our evidence-based phonics curriculum. Follow our whimsical main character, Albert, as he…
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Global Education Program—IHF Literacy Project The UNESCO Institute for Statistics estimate worldwide 750 million adults are illiterate, with two-thirds whom are women. Gender disparities persist among adults and youth. According…
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“I can’t breathe.” Those three tragic words have become a feature of campaigning against police violence in the United States, echoing the last words of Eric Garner, killed in New York City in 2014. But in 2018 they were also uttered by a black man in the UK. Kevin Clarke, a Londoner who had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
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People subject to the “no recourse to public funds” condition are at risk of worse health outcomes than the general population across four areas.
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How important has your local grocery store been during Covid-19? For many people, shelter-in-place orders, travel restrictions and more have turned their nearest store into a lifeline. This lifeline was severed for St. Paul residents last month.
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