Latino Health Forum

Welcome

The Latino Health Forum is one of the most educational and informative Latino health care events in Northern California. We strive to inform professionals about some of the most relevant issues facing the Latino population as well as enhance the availability and quality of health services.

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Latino Health Forum

Welcome

The Latino Health Forum is one of the most educational and informative conferences addressing Latino health in Northern California. We strive to inform professionals about some of the most relevant issues facing the Latino population as well as enhance the availability and quality of health services and we encourage students to engage by creating education pathways for them to pursue careers in health and social services.

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Informing professionals and community members about the most relevant challenges facing the Latino population in Sonoma County.

Facilitation

Facilitating networking amongst healthcare and other service providers.

Awareness

Raising awareness around the importance of civil engagement amongst underrepresented minority communities.

Career Pathways

Creating educational pathways for students to pursue careers in health and social services.

Thank you for attending the 29th annual Latino Health Forum virtual series on “Health Inequities: The Evolution of the Covid Response, What We’ve Learned and How We Can Heal.” Over a year into the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the many inequities that continue to exist in our most vulnerable communities. Yet, through struggle and loss, community members, healthcare professionals, and allies have continued to work tirelessly to rebuild bridges and foster healthy communities. This year’s speakers shared their expertise on various Covid-19 response work and resources to both illuminate the improvements that have been made as well as point out the work that lies ahead. While we can’t fully say we’ve made it out of this pandemic, we can take inspiration from our speakers to strive for a better tomorrow. Again, thank you to our speakers, sponsors, event coordinators, and community partners for helping to make this a successful event for all. We hope to move to an in-person format for next year’s forum, but until then, adelante!

Missed the conference or a workshop? Watch the recorded workshops here!

Information

Informing professionals and community members about the most relevant challenges facing the Latino population in Sonoma County.

Facilitation

Facilitating networking amongst healthcare and other service providers.

Awareness

Raising awareness around the importance of civil engagement amongst underrepresented minority communities.

Career Pathways

Creating educational pathways for students to pursue careers in health and social services.

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We are proud to continue as an academic conference. For the past 28 years we have offered BRN continuing education units to health professionals. We provide registration scholarships to high school and college level students to expose them to the many career choices available in the health and social service field.

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The Latino Health Forum strives to inform professionals and community members about pertinent issues facing Latino and underrepresented populations to improve the access and quality of health services.

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Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, professor of clinical medicine UCSF and Chair of the Latino Health Forum Board, works with our Board and alongside Residents of the Santa Rosa Family Medicine Program to plan the conference. The LHF Board is comprised of a unique alliance with major health and medical institutions and groups, working together with community leaders to identify keynote speakers, workshop breakouts, and provide guidance and direction for each event.

Our Members

Learn More About Our Board Members

Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, professor of clinical medicine UCSF and Chair of the Latino Health Forum Board, works with our Board and alongside Residents of the Santa Rosa Family Medicine Program to plan the conference. The LHF Board is comprised of a unique alliance with major health and medical institutions and groups, working together with community leaders to identify keynote speakers, workshop breakouts, and provide guidance and direction for each event.

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