ur Race to Health Equity (ORTHE) was launched with the bold ambition that together, we can create a world where the color of your skin is not a determinant of your access to care, quality of care or health outcomes. In alignment with Our Credo, commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and legacy of taking on the toughest health challenges, we are turning a moment into a movement to rebuild healthcare from a diverse perspective by supporting solutions that systemically address racial health equity.
Why Health Equity? A Conversation with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Dr. David Williams
Why Health Equity? A Conversation with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Dr. David Williams
Johnson & Johnson aspires to help eradicate racial and social injustice as a public health threat by eliminating health inequities for people of color. The Company commits $100 million over the next five years to invest and promote health equity solutions.
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People First Culture Cultivate one of the most diverse and inclusive workforces that inspires innovative healthcare solutions around the world.
Healthier Communities Help close the racial mortality gap by investing in culturally competent community care models that create health outcomes for people of color.
Enduring Alliances Lead and leverage J&J's powerful partnership network to combat racial and social health determinants.
Empathy Understanding the people we serve and the people who make up our communities of color in the U.S.
Care Taking the scale of our organization and deploying our resources to support communities who are suffering from health inequities in the U.S.
Trust Building lasting and meaningful partnerships and initiatives that demonstrate our commitment and overall resolve to be a trusted partner with communities of color in the U.S.
Three Ways Our Race to Health Equity is Changing the Culture of Healthcare
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Through Our Workforce
Building a Diverse Healthcare Workforce to Cultivate Innovative and Inclusive Solutions
Building a Diverse Healthcare Workforce to Cultivate Innovative and Inclusive Solutions
We are partnering with universities, hospitals and healthcare organizations to build a diverse healthcare workforce internally and externally.
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Through Our Investments
Investing in and Supporting Care Models and Solutions That Drive Healthier Outcomes
Investing in and Supporting Care Models and Solutions That Drive Healthier Outcomes
We have engaged in community and social impact initiatives and leveraged our long-standing partnerships, dedicated employees and company resources to build solutions and spark life-changing innovations that support closing the racial health gap.
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Through Our Collaborations
Creating Enduring Partnerships and Encouraging Everyone to Join the Race to Health Equity
Creating Enduring Partnerships and Encouraging Everyone to Join the Race to Health Equity
No one entity can solve this problem alone. We are leading by example, using our talent for good, sharing best practices and lessons learned and co-creating solutions with our powerful partnership network to address racial and social health determinants.
Voices of Inclusion
Events in recent years, as well as startling statistics on equity around the world, have kick-started long overdue conversations about the impact of systemic racism on health outcomes. Our approach to DEI is constantly evolving and growing to anticipate and address these urgent needs.
— Joaquin Duato, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
I envision a future where we have a more equitable healthcare system as a direct result of increased diversity within the healthcare workforce itself. Our Race to Health Equity is a catalyst for that vision. As the world’s largest healthcare company, progress can be achieved when we foster a health equity mindset across all elements of our business. Only then can we hope to create meaningful change in healthcare to better meet the needs of people of color. It starts with us.
— Vanessa Broadhurst, Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Affairs
Our long-standing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion gives us the foundation to drive sustainable change. We are accelerating and expanding our efforts to strengthen our inclusive culture and build a workforce that reflects the diversity of the patients and communities we serve.
Communities of color across the U.S. are disproportionately impacted by a multitude of socioeconomic and public health challenges, which are often rooted in systemic and institutional inequities.
All our corporate giving is provided to eligible nonprofit institutions and organizations that supply the necessary proof of legal standing and good governance. We do not make donations to individuals, physicians, healthcare professionals or party-political individuals or organizations. We do not accept unsolicited proposals.
Through Our WorkforceBuilding a Diverse Healthcare Workforce to Cultivate Innovative and Inclusive SolutionsBuilding a Diverse Healthcare Workforce to Cultivate Innovative and Inclusive SolutionsWe are partnering with universities, hospitals and healthcare organizations to build a diverse healthcare workforce internally and externally.
Through Our InvestmentsInvesting in and Supporting Care Models and Solutions That Drive Healthier OutcomesInvesting in and Supporting Care Models and Solutions That Drive Healthier OutcomesWe have engaged in community and social impact initiatives and leveraged our long-standing partnerships, dedicated employees and company resources to build solutions and spark life-changing innovations that support closing the racial health gap.
Through Our CollaborationsCreating Enduring Partnerships and Encouraging Everyone to Join the Race to Health EquityCreating Enduring Partnerships and Encouraging Everyone to Join the Race to Health EquityNo one entity can solve this problem alone. We are leading by example, using our talent for good, sharing best practices and lessons learned and co-creating solutions with our powerful partnership network to address racial and social health determinants.
October 27, 2022Communities of color across the U.S. are disproportionately impacted by a multitude of socioeconomic and public health challenges, which are often rooted in systemic and institutional inequities.Back to top
All our corporate giving is provided to eligible nonprofit institutions and organizations that supply the necessary proof of legal standing and good governance. We do not make donations to individuals, physicians, healthcare professionals or party-political individuals or organizations. We do not accept unsolicited proposals.