We are thrilled to announce that the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has awarded an $80,000 contract to our Mi Salud program of Latino Center for Health to expand community-based screening and improve referrals for diabetes and cardiovascular care among Latinx residents across Washington State.
The Latino Center for Health organized its 6th Annual Latino Faculty Recognition Event on April 17th at the Lyceum in the HUB. This gathering commended the exceptional accomplishments of 34 Latinx faculty members from the University of Washington’s Bothell, Tacoma, and Seattle campuses. These faculty members have left a lasting
On November 3rd, the Latino Center for Health (LCH) hosted the Latinx Long COVID Symposium—Study Findings & Pathways to Health. The interactive event featured in-person attendance at Heritage University, and remote attendance via Zoom, and convened 50 local community leaders, elected officials, health officials, and key stakeholders from …
On Oct. 12, the Washington State Public Health Association (WSPHA) presented the annual Secretary’s Award to Dr. Leo Morales for his work to protect and promote the health and well-being of everyday Washingtonians. The presentation was part of …
Hoy, en nuestro programa estrella, “Hablado con la Dra. Ponce-Gonzalez”, tenemos unos gran invitados, Dr. Gino Aisenberg y Dr. Leo Morales, los Co-Directores del Latino Center for Health. LCH es una voz líder en los problemas de salud actuales y emergentes que afectan a las comunidades latinas en el estado …
The Latino Center for Health (LCH) established the Graduate Student Fellowship Program in 2020 to support student scholars determined to tackle health issues faced by Latinx communities in Washington state.
The LCH annually invests $60,000 into cohorts of 10 to 12 scholars with the help of our educational partners (the …
The Latino Center for Health (LCH) is conducting a study to better understand the extent …
The Latino Center for Health provides leadership for community-engaged population health research through capacity building and authentic partnerships with community stakeholders to inform policy and practice, and promote sustained improvements in the health and well-being of Latino communities in Washington state and regionally.
The Latino Center for Health provides leadership for community-engaged population health research through capacity building and authentic partnerships with community stakeholders to inform policy and practice, and promote sustained improvements in the health and well-being of Latino communities in Washington state and regionally.
…Meaningful, respectful, collaboration and partnership
University of Washington, Seattle: An outstanding cohort of 11 students in health sciences programs across the campuses of the University of Washington, Heritage University, and Washington State University have been selected as the recipients of the Latino Center for Health 3rd Annual Student Scholars Fellowship Program.
This fellowship …
