- Level Foundation
- المدة 7 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Johns Hopkins University
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As the United States grapples with both the short-term and long-term impacts and considers how different groups and individuals are affected, it can easily become overwhelming to keep up with conversations about health and immigration. Most people can generally agree that health and immigration policy affect ALL communities, families, and individuals in one way or another. This Teach-Out is designed to help you have a more well-informed discussion about health and immigration. As part of this Teach-Out, you will hear the first-hand perspectives of researchers, elected officials, healthcare systems, business leaders, and community members. You will get a sneak peek into safe spaces within the immigrant community. Along the way, you will also get to test yourself and your knowledge about immigration and health, and do a fact-check with helpful resources and information. Last but not least, you will share in the spirit of a Teach-Out: bringing people together to learn about and address a current and important topic in society. At the end of each lesson, you will be asked to practice how to talk about it by sharing your thoughts and reflections on the different topics that were discussed.الوحدات
Acknowledging the Elephant in the Room
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: Is healthcare a civil right or a human right?
4
Readings
- Why are we talking about this?
- Who will I hear from?
- Who helped make this Teach-Out possible?
- What are the ground rules for participation?
Humanizing the Individual Person and their Health
1
Assignment
- Test Yourself: What does it mean to be "illegal"?
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: How do you put a face to a number?
2
Videos
- Perspectives: Navigating the healthcare system
- Perspectives: Representation & cultural competencies in healthcare
2
Readings
- Overview: Getting lost in the healthcare system
- Sneak Peek: How do some organizations successfully reach immigrant communities?
Immigration and Health 101
1
Assignment
- Test Yourself: What is the current situation?
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: What does immigration have to do with health?
2
Videos
- Perspectives: Universal healthcare should be an absolute right
- Perspectives: How do county government leaders influence health?
2
Readings
- Overview: Finding safe spaces during a global pandemic
- Fact-Check: The impact of immigration policy on all people
Preventing and Treating Illness without Health Insurance
1
Assignment
- Test Yourself: Immigrant vulnerabilities
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: What would you want for your family?
2
Videos
- Sneak Peek: Alternatives to Conventional Medicine
- Perspectives: Structural vulnerabilities of Texas women along cancer continuum
2
Readings
- Overview: Who is more likely to die from cervical cancer?
- Fact-Check: Access to cancer care for uninsured women
Shared Accountability
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: Who is responsible for ensuring healthcare access?
3
Videos
- Sneak Peek: An innovative partnership to reach families
- Perspectives: The environment around a woman is failing her
- Perspectives: Hold the public hospital accountable to the community
2
Readings
- Overview: What does it mean to share accountability?
- Fact-Check: Shared accountability or collective failure?
Common Sense Reform
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: What does common sense reform mean to you?
5
Videos
- Perspectives: Economic realities of healthcare for the uninsured
- Sneak Peek: Entrepreneurialism in immigrant communities
- Perspectives: Defining Common Sense Reform
- Sneak Peek: Public libraries as community assets
- Perspectives: Transportation & digital access
1
Readings
- Overview: What does common sense reform look like?
Safe Spaces and Innovation
1
Assignment
- Test Yourself: Role of local law enforcement
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: What makes a group or community a "safe space"?
3
Videos
- Perspectives: Finding a purpose and a function in society
- Sneak Peek: Businesses & shopping centers as safe spaces
- Perspective: Outreach to the community--what happens when it works?
1
Readings
- Overview: Innovation, not just resilience
Gatekeepers and Trust
3
Assignment
- Test Yourself: Immigration--a civil or criminal matter?
- Test Yourself: Visiting the United States
- Test Yourself: Family-based green cards
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: How can you establish trust as a gatekeeper?
3
Videos
- Perspectives: Healthcare for children in the Non-Texas Resident Program
- Perspectives: Equitable inclusion of bilingual gatekeepers
- Perspectives: Stories are being silenced
1
Readings
- Overview: The roles of a gatekeeper
Leadership Across Different Levels
1
Discussions
- Talk About It: How will you continue this conversation?
4
Videos
- Perspectives: The perils of indifference
- Perspectives: It is your role to provide alternate services
- Perspectives: Community engagement to reduce fear
- Perspectives: I got to share my story
1
Readings
- Overview: Conversations at different levels
Auto Summary
"Let's talk about it: A Health and Immigration Teach Out" is a foundational course in the Health & Fitness domain, offered by Coursera. Guided by a diverse group of experts, including researchers, officials, and community members, it delves into the intersection of health and immigration. Over approximately 420 minutes, learners explore safe spaces, test their knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions. Subscription options include Starter and Professional, making it accessible for anyone interested in understanding and discussing these crucial societal issues.

Marcela Nava, MSSW, MPP, PhD

Shannon Frattaroli, PhD, MPH