Interview with Tasso Azevedo (MapBiomas)
MapBiomas uses maps to tell the history of evolving land use and its impacts. Tasso Azevedo of MapBiomas spoke with
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From David Bornstein / New York Times: Organizations like Health Leads are mobilizing volunteers in hospitals to connect low-income families with human services which address social factors like poor housing, nutrition, etc. so patients are able to work and thus afford healthier lives.
MapBiomas uses maps to tell the history of evolving land use and its impacts. Tasso Azevedo of MapBiomas spoke with
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Health Leads works locally and nationally to move racial health equity progress more effectively – in partnership and with communities