Resources & Tools

Tools for transformation & justice-centered resources to drive equity & action.

Health Justice develops and shares resources and tools that support knowledge-building, reflection, and implementation. Some resources are created for specific clients and projects, while others are made publicly available to support broader field-building.

Our tools and frameworks are designed to be usable, customizable, and rooted in health justice. They reflect our on-the-ground experience with what helps organizations move toward deeper alignment between values and practice.

Knowing, Being, Doing: Advancing Racial Equity in Health-Aligned Organizations Resource Guide

This guide provides staff at health-aligned organizations with a curated set of publicly available tools, frameworks, and resources to support institutional change efforts that center racial equity and aim to eliminate health inequities.

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NACCHO’s Roots of Health Inequity Course Series Facilitator’s Guide

This resource, created by Health Justice for NACCHO’s Roots of Health Inequity Course series, provides guidance and resources to help groups lead in-depth discussions about the course content, focusing on social justice principles and strategies for addressing the root causes of health inequities.

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The ORCHID Framework: Organizational Readiness for Community-Led Health Artificial Intelligence Partnership

This framework helps health care and public health organizations assess their readiness to commit to community-led partnerships around health AI. Rather than starting with “What AI solution can we build/buy?”, this framework encourages organizations to ask “Are we ready to commit to community-led partnerships?”.

Use this framework before deciding to pursue any health AI project to ensure your organization can support community-led partnerships grounded in health justice, care, and accountability.

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