Bidding Farewell! Celebrating Six Years of Health Partners on IPV +Exploitation With June coming to a close, Health Partners on IPV +Exploitation, a project of Futures Without Violence (FUTURES), will
By: Katie Truong, CHW
Futures Without Violence, Social Worker Intern
Master of Social Welfare Candidate at UC Berkeley
Class of Spring 2026
By: Kimberly S.G. Chang, MD, MPH (Lead Author) and Anna Marjavi, Kenede Pratt-McCloud, Jake Sese, MPH,
Celebrating 60 Years of Health Centers and their Partners! Sixty years ago, the first Health Centers (HCs) were founded to provide healthcare to underserved communities. And 45 years ago, Futures
Recognizing Health Center Dedication to Provide Quality Care for Survivors Did you know that 40-50% of people in the U.S. have experienced rape, physical violence and/or stalking by an intimate
As we embark on our sixth year of our project, Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, we’re proud to reflect on the meaningful progress made alongside health centers (HCs) and
Authors: Dana Trampas, Kimberly Chang, MD, MPH, Anna Marjavi October 1, 2024 In a bustling health center (HC), Nurse Maria meets a patient named Ana during a routine visit. At
AUTHORS: Yuriko de la Cruz (NACHC) and Anna Marjavi (Director, Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, Futures Without Violence) October 2, 2023 “Never assume that domestic violence is not affecting
March 17, 2023 In 2020, federal pandemic legislation required states to ensure “continuous coverage” for most people enrolled in Medicaid during the Public Health Emergency (PHE). In exchange, states received
From Alianza Nacional de Campesinas and Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation March 27, 2023 On any given morning, Irma Durand drives the roads and fields in Homestead, Florida. They
November 3, 2022 At a clinic embedded within a drop-in center in downtown Pittsburgh for adolescents and young adults who are unstably housed, clients can receive routine care and preventive
As we enter our third year of running Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, an NTAP funded by HRSA’s Bureau of Primary Health Care (BPHC), that works with health centers
March 1, 2022 “One day, I was with a patient that I knew very well. She was an outgoing girl, doing really well. She was in a new relationship
October 6, 2021 By: Anna Marjavi, Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, and Kimberly S.G. Chang, MD, MPH, Asian Health Services 15,929. This is the 2020 UDS number of patients