Health fairness starts with community voice
People’s Health Project helps communities turn lived experience into documented public evidence, national visibility, and organized action capable of shaping real-world decisions.
An initiative of AHEA
Community experience should not disappear simply because it has not yet been recognized by institutions or reflected in official data.
Listen. Share. Act. creates a structured path from what people are experiencing to documented evidence and focused public action.
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Begin with what people are experiencing and identify the health concerns that require greater attention.
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LISTEN
Bring community perspectives and relevant evidence together in a public Community Health Impact Report.
02
share
Use what has been learned to build support and advance a focused, community-informed campaign.
03
act
What a PHP campaign can make possible
Public evidence that lasts
Create a Community Health Impact Report that preserves the concern, supporting evidence, and community perspective as part of the public record.
National visibility and support
Launch through People’s Health Project with opportunities to reach wider audiences, invite public participation, and build support beyond the place where the issue began.
Influence on real-world decisions
Bring community evidence to people and institutions with the power to act and help build momentum toward practical change.
Lead the work - or help move it forward
People with direct experience of an issue - as well as others committed to addressing it - can pursue formal campaign leadership through AHEA membership.
Members may submit a fully developed campaign for review or apply for Community Health Leadership Training when they need structured development support.
Lead a campaign
Anyone can support People’s Health Project campaigns. Opportunities may include sharing relevant experiences, amplifying campaign information, and participating in public calls to action.