Culturally Driven Health Communications

In this episode of the Switchboard Podcast, "Culturally Driven Health Communications," we explore the critical role of culturally sensitive health communication in supporting immigrant and refugee communities. Our guest, Syreeta Wilkins, a communication strategist at the National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants, and Migrants (NRC RIM), shares her expertise on creating impactful health materials tailored to diverse cultural contexts. The episode explores strategies for community engagement, the importance of trusted messengers, and the innovative use of culturally validated tools to address public health challenges. Listeners will gain practical insights on bridging communication gaps and fostering health equity through culturally informed approaches.
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