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April 2002, Vol 92, No. 4 | American Journal of Public Health 576-579
© 2002 American Public Health Association


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Mobilizing Women for Minority Health and Social Justice in California

Diane Littlefield, MPH, Connie Chan Robison, MPH, Luz Engelbrecht, BA, Belma González, BA and Heather Hutcheson, MA

Diane Littlefield, Connie Chan Robison, Luz Engelbrecht, Belma González, and Heather Hutcheson are with Women's Health Leadership, Sacramento, Calif.

Correspondence: Requests for reprints should be sent to Diane Littlefield, MPH, Women's Health Leadership, 1401 21st St, 4th Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814 (e-mail: diane{at}connectccp.org).

Women's Health Leadership is building the leadership capacity of diverse community leaders in California committed to promoting health and social justice in their communities. This program provides opportunities for cross-cultural exchanges of ideas, resources, and expertise.

Graduates continue to receive technical support and to engage in peer learning via an alumnae network. The network is dedicated to advancing social justice issues and to addressing health disparities. It is also a way to mobilize trained grassroots leaders to provide expertise to influence policy decisions, to provide technical support and resources to local communities, and to foster new partnerships across the state.







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