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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2017 · 18 MIN

Episode 1: UNITE

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The effects of decisions made at the top regarding federal funding trickle down and influence the efforts and progress of local organizations. Sara Kim of the Korean Community Services in New York and Rucha Kavathe of UNITED SIKHS talk about the work they’re doing in the local community to promote health education and making health care cultural accessible with the REACH Program. Rep. Barbara Lee of California’s 13th Districts stops by to talk about how important programs such as these are and how federal funding can make or break its success.

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