
Hot July evenings lend themselves well to an iced tea and a paperback. What’s on your summer reading list? Has a health justice title made the cut? Let us know on Facebook! In the meantime, here are a few good reads, recommended by MCN staff.
- Theressa, Training and Technical Assistance Coordinator: “Take a look at this new resource from NACHC -- the Community Health Center Chartbook [2] -- it’s pretty cool.”
- Corey, Communications and Graphics Designer, shared “The women confronting California’s farm conditions: Female farmworkers face sexual assault, pesticide exposure and low wages [3],” a focus on Lideres Campesinas from High Country News.
- Jillian, Director of Professional Development and Education, shared California Occupational Health Branch’s updated free online CME course on work-related coccidioidomycosis [4] -- also known as Valley Fever -- for health care providers.
- Jessica, Grant Writer, shared the Reuters article “US allows fast processing again for some H-1B visa applications [5].”
- Claire, Writer and Editor, discovered that a recent New York Times article that mentioned MCN [6] has been translated or commented on in multiple languages, including Spanish [7], Portuguese [8], and Hebrew [9].
Have a safe and healthy weekend.
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