EHF’s new interactive map shows there can be than more than a 20-year difference in how long Texans live in one neighborhood compared to another, even though they may only be a few miles apart. The new tool highlights how poverty, income, race, and education levels have a dramatic impact on how long a person lives in Texas.
EHF is interested in hearing from—and about—health sector organizations and entrepreneurs with promising concepts that can improve the health of Texans and benefit from impact investment.
It’s a work of passion born from pain. See how a congregational team at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Livingston is taking on their area’s mental health challenges and helping neighbors who are seeking assistance and community.
Project Curate leaders share how they work with congregations and their unique approach to racial reconciliation and social justice. Plus, hear from The Rev. Matt Boulter of Christ Episcopal Church in Tyler as he shares steps his church is taking towards justice work in Northeast Texas.
Learn about experiences and lessons learned from EHF’s In Common regional gatherings and what congregations are doing next to improve health in their communities.
Root beer floats, race, courage, and the beauty that emerges when one takes the time to sit a while. Watch The Rev. Dr. Nandra Perry, vicar of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Hearne, talk about the importance of listening and how stories in Hearne are shaping a new focus on healing in the community.
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