AAPI Organizing in the South: Thriving or Surviving? Public Health Access ft Alnory Gutlay

In this episode, Alnory Gutlay talks about access to health for AAPI communities and the effects of the model minority myth in the public health sector. She raises important questions about accessibility and cultural awareness in the world of health equity, drawing from her own experiences as an organizer and advocate.Alnory Gutlay is a first generation Filipino. She is a community organizer and nonprofit leader with over 10 years of experience serving and advocating for the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities in Metro-Atlanta. Her commitment to address social determinants of community health led to a wide array of working experience and expertise in substance abuse prevention, HIV prevention, and victim services. Her approach to community health is culturally specific, evidence-based, and equitable outcome centered.