The Common Good


Diversity Equity and Inclusion

TogetherStrong for the Common Good

At Trinity Health, we are committed to advancing the Common Good by fostering conditions that protect everyone’s rights, enabling them to fulfill their purpose. This commitment calls us to uphold human dignity, champion health equity, social justice, honor the sacredness of life, and care for the most vulnerable.  
 

N. Chineye Anako Honored with the Esteemed MLK Legacy Award

N. Chineye Anako Honored with the Esteemed MLK Legacy Award

N. Chineye Anako (Chi) is a public health practitioner whose work has focused on the intersection of public health and health equity solutions. She is currently Regional Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Trinity Health. She also serves as Administrator of the 3+1 Language Services Program, which provides cultural and linguistic services to patients. Anako serves on the Board of the Copper Beech Institute and the Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut.

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Holy Cross Health (Md.) Culture Experience: Leading Together, Growing Together

Holy Cross Health (HCH) stands out as one of Trinity Health’s most uniquely diverse ministries, with colleagues and patients representing a wide range of ethnicities, cultures, and lived experiences. Recognizing the power of that diversity, a cross-functional team from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Organizational Effectiveness, and Mission came together over the past eight months to design and implement a multi-phase Culture Experience for all HCH leaders, which included supervisors and above.

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Bridging Gaps: The Critical Need for Open Conversations in LGBTQ+ Healthcare

One of the best benefits of a Primary Care Physician is the ability to spend more time with each patient and getting to know them. Each person is so much more than their biological components, it is a combination of life experiences and beliefs together with their organic self that creates a unique individual. This is particularly important in the LGBTQ+ community.

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