Office of Community Health Equity and Engagement News
Nourishing the Community
Rukiya Curvey Johnson shares her thoughts on the importance of access to basic needs
Office of Community
In Case You Missed It
Office of Community Health Equity and Engagement News
The Power of Kindness
Kindness has never been more important than this year. Learn how you can continue to practice kindness during the pandemic
Office of Community Health Equity and Engagement News
Rush Employee Volunteers Build Connections With Community
Learn about the history of the Rush Employee Volunteer Program and some of the recent volunteer efforts
Healthy Aging & Caregiving
Robyn Golden, LCSW, Earns National Honor
Outstanding achievement award bestowed by the largest professional association of social workers
Health Equity
Feeding a Community: Food Distributions Through Rush
Julia Bassett on Food Distributions Through Rush
Health Equity
Celebrating Rush Community Health Workers
Celebrating the incredible contributions of community health workers like Ebony, who bridge the gap between our communities and health care resources.
Health Equity
Sankofa Wellness Center Breaks Ground
Sankofa Wellness Village, winner of the 2022 Pritzker Traubert Chicago Prize, breaks ground on first major component, Sankofa Wellness Center
Health Equity
Rush Partners With Department of Health and Human Services to Expand Employment Opportunities
Agreement focuses on increasing awareness of and interest in public service employment opportunities
Health Equity
Rush Tower Sign Starts a Conversation: Who Gets the Chance to Be Healthy?
Who gets the chance to be healthy? Ideally, everyone should.
Health Equity
Rush Signs on as First Partner for Local Laundry Service
Partnership with Fillmore Linen Service brings anchor mission to life
Health Equity
Healing Through Food Access
Rush University Medical Center opens a food pantry located in the emergency department
Office of Community Health Equity and Engagement News
Community Health Worker Highlight: Meet Teresa
Teresa Berumen on turning her lifelong love for community health into a career
