Announcing the release of an OpEd The Risks and Rewards of Sharing Power With Your Community, in the Chronicle of Philanthropy, documenting an approach taken by the
Early Relational Health Coordinating Hub to “ensure that community members are given opportunities for participation and decision making equal to the so-called traditional experts.” Reach Out and Read is proud to be a key partner in this work and, as detailed in the article, will be using this approach in a pilot launched this month of an Early Relational Health training for our Reach Out and Read clinicians in several clinics in NC, SC, NJ and FL.