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Foundations of Responsible NLP Use for Maternal Health Equity

A comprehensive guide to including the voices of women and birthing people in natural language processing research and clinical decision support tools. Watch the video and check out the foundations.

Foundations of NLP
Principles of Trustworthiness Toolkit Pilot Project

Applications are open for multisector, community partnerships to formally use and evaluate the Principles of Trustworthiness Toolkit for one year.

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Testimony and Correspondence
AAMC Center for Health Justice Supports Revisions to Make HHS Programs More Accessible

The first major update to Dept. of Health and Human Services Section 504 in nearly 50 years will improve health care for people with disabilities.

Nov. 17, 2023
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Lead the CHARGE: Be An Ambassador

Apply by Dec. 12 to lead the AAMC CHARGE virtual community with discussions, events, and more!

Nov. 6, 2023
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Center for Health Justice Newsletter

Subscribe to our monthly email newsletter for the latest news, insights, and resources from the Center for Health Justice.

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Testimony & Correspondence

The Center for Health Justice pools the expertise of the health equity community and its partners to provide important considerations to federal agencies working towards and funding initiatives to address the social, political, and economic determinants of health.

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