Centro Presente: 30 Years of working with the Latin American Immigrant Community

Institutional video for Centro Presente on the occasion of its 30th Anniversary coproduced by Intercultural Productions and Centro Presente describing their mission, some of their history and vision for the Latino immigrant community in the United States.

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Place Matters, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

Eliminating Health Disparities by Addressing the Social Determinants of Health
Place Matters, our most recent production for the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. This institutional video showcases the work they have been doing with communities across the US, to reduce health disparities that are often caused by social inequities. Enjoy it!
Production: Intercultural Productions – Produced by Alex H Gomez – Lauren Willis- Music: Carlos Mario Rojas – Narration: Kelly Bates

PLACE MATTERS is a major initiative of the Joint Center to build the capacity of community leaders to address social, economic and environmental conditions in communities that shape health and health outcomes. PLACE MATTERS is designed to improve the health outcomes of participating communities through shared learning experiences. The program assists participating teams in developing and implementing community-based strategies to address the social factors that determine health. The PLACE MATTERS initiative aims to address health equity by cultivating new leadership and advancing the Fair Health Movement one community at a time.

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Sex in School: Does Ignorance Keep us Safe? Getting Attention Nationwide!

Over a month after the premier of one of our projects (Sex in School: Does  Ignorance Keep Us Safe?) and it is still getting attention nationwide,  amongst all audiences. Here is a link to an article featured in an on-line independent environmental news magazine: Teens say: Please give us decent sex ed!

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