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Dalio Center for Health Justice

The Dalio Center for Health Justice aims to understand and address the root causes of health inequities with the goal of setting a new standard of health for the communities we serve.

Dr. Julia Iyasere

"The Dalio Center will be a central resource — the conscience of our organization. We are committed to improving the health and well-being of our patients and communities through research, dialogue and education, equity in our clinical operations, investment in our communities, and advocacy. Together, we have the ability to dismantle the systemic factors that lead to health inequity and to be an advocate for national change."

Dr. Julia Iyasere
Executive Director, Dalio Center for Health Justice
NewYork-Presbyterian

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Our voices will be louder and our actions stronger than the racism, ignorance, and hate we see.

What is Health Justice?

What's New

NYP’s 2022 Health Equity Report

NYP’s 2022 Health Equity Report

NYP has published our first annual health equity report, in which we discuss the demographic profile of our inpatient discharges, emergency department visits, and outpatient visits, as well as highlight our health equity work in a key clinical area – maternal health.

 

View our 2022 Health Equity Report
2021 Annual Report

The Dalio Center for Health Justice Progress Report

The Dalio Center has organized its work into four key strategic areas illustrated in the house: Data & Infrastructure, Clinical and Community Strategy, Research, and Leadership & Education. This report provides a summary of project work completed each year for every strategic area, as well as plans for next year.

View our Interactive 2022 Progress Report
View our Interactive 2021 Progress Report

Dalio Center’s Inaugural Conference on Race, Racism, and Health

Dalio Center’s Inaugural Conference on Race, Racism, and Health

On October 3rd, the Dalio Center for Health Justice held our inaugural conference at the Brooklyn Museum, with several speakers including Heather McGhee, JD, Dr. David R. Williams, Dr. Howard C. Stevenson, and Dr. Michelle Morse. Over 200 people were in attendance in person, and an additional 200 people attended virtually.

View the Conference
Dalio Center Featured at APHA Conference

Dalio Center Featured at APHA Conference

The Dalio Center for Health Justice was featured at the American Public Health Association’s 2022 TV Thought Leadership Film Series

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One Decision for Us

National COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign

To help inform and empower our community, the Dalio Center partnered with the Harlem Children’s Zone and William Julius Wilson Institute to create a national vaccine awareness campaign. The ‘One Decision for Us’ vaccine campaign, includes a spoken word piece by artist Justice Davis and achieved over 110 million total impressions.

Watch One Decision for Us or Una Decisión Para Nosotros.

 

Community Celebrations in Brooklyn

Community Celebrations in Brooklyn

In August 2022, the Dalio Center hosted a community celebration, attended by over 700 community members. This celebration – called Community Conversations – acknowledged the importance of sharing our own stories. Together with CAMBA, Caribbean Women’s Health Association, YMCA, and Brooklyn Children’s Museum, we collected and uplifted local stories about motherhood during the pandemic.

 

View the Video "Community Conversations: Motherhood During a Pandemic"

Featured Stories and Publications

Key Steps for Implementation of the Crown Hair Pilot

Black Hair Care Matters: NewYork-Presbyterian’s Crown Hair Care Program

The Dalio Center for Health Justice at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) launched in October 2020 with the goal of understanding and addressing the root causes of health inequities.

Figure 1 - NYP's risk stratification guidelines, which were adapted from the AHC risk model

Social Determinants of Health Screening and Management: Lessons at a Large, Urban Academic Health System – The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety

In October 2022 a multisite social determinants of health screening initiative was expanded across seven emergency departments of a large, urban hospital system.

View Our Archived Stories and Publications Here