Interview with Kayleigh Begley (Last Mile Health)
Last Mile Health scales access to basic health services by supporting community health workers with hybrid learning and long-term partnerships.
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From Teresa Mathew / Bloomberg CityLab: A Facebook messenger app allows people to record their interactions with police and include their own age, race and gender, location and how they felt about the incident, so that collectively these individual stories begin to build a larger overview of systemic issues with police brutality. Developed by an Army veteran whose partner was killed by police, the goal is to foster more reporting by citizens and then use that data to create more effective policies.
Last Mile Health scales access to basic health services by supporting community health workers with hybrid learning and long-term partnerships.
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