IN THIS EPISODE Ever think about your personal vulnerability in the face of a health challenge? A car accident, the flu, or a cancer diagnosis can have severe consequences, including emotional and economic chaos. Why? Because right when we […]
Author: Brenda Gazzar
IN THIS EPISODE Listen as guest Kayla Westergard-Dobson describes the health insurance nightmare she and her husband are still grappling with after the tragic death of their premature son, Arthur. It all started the day after her emergency C-section […]
IN THIS EPISODE Join Dr. Howard Pinderhughes and host Brenda Gazzar as they discuss innovative programs that are helping to heal community trauma. Is community healing simply psychological and emotional, or is it more? What is the role of the […]
Check out Code WACK!’s latest podcast, the first of two featuring Dr. Howard Pinderhughes, professor and department chair, Social & Behavioral Sciences Dept, School of Nursing, University of California San Francisco, discussing trauma and its impact on individuals and communities. Show Notes […]
Check out Code WACK!’s latest podcast, the second of two featuring Assemblyman Ash Kalra (D-San Jose) discussing his healthcare legislation, AB 1400, Guaranteed Health Care for All Show Notes: Is ‘Now’ Our Moment for Healthcare Justice? Assemblyman Ash Kalra represents […]
Check out Code WACK!’s latest illuminating podcast, the first of two featuring Assemblyman Ash Kalra discussing his healthcare legislation AB 1400, California Health Care for All California Medicare for All? Assemblyman Ash Kalra is all in! Show Notes […]
Check out Code WACK!’s latest insightful podcast, the second of two featuring Cindy Young, labor advocate and expert in health benefit negotiations, discussing how best to work with the labor movement in the fight for single-payer, Medicare for All. […]
Check out this first podcast of two featuring Cindy Young, Board Member of California Alliance of Retired Americans and Vice Chair of Healthy California now, discussing the historic and essential role played by organized labor in the fight for U.S. […]