Featured Panel: Reimagining Health Justice and Dismantling Structural Inequities
As public administration scholars, policy practitioners, and community advocates, we frequently confront a stark reality: marginal reforms are entirely insufficient when addressing systemic harm. To truly advance community health, we must shift from crisis management and performative equity commitments toward structural transformation. A recent virtual convening hosted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s initiative, The Intersection , perfectly encapsulates this critical dialogue. Titled "A New Vision For Care: Building Anti-Racist Health Systems," this panel brings together prominent leaders at the nexus of policy, healthcare, and community organizing to dissect the deep-seated hierarchies within our public health infrastructure and map out an actionable framework for institutional change. You can watch the full 58-minute panel discussion below: Watch the Discussion on YouTube (Convened on Tuesday, May 19, 2026) The Panelists & Leadership Moderator: Anton Gunn (REA...