CHWCMR Blog

Seeking psychological help is often seen as a sign of weakness or “craziness,” creating silence and fear, especially.

Over the past two years, the Community Health Worker Coalition for Migrants and Refugees (CHWCMR), in collaboration with the Washington...

Our CHWCMR members continue to distribute resources to farmworkers and their families. Thanks to the efforts led by Dr. Ponce and our...

Dr. Ileana Ponce-Gonzalez and Omar Garcia on their inspiring journey to Moxee Valley, Yakima, where they stood in solidarity with...

Products are designed to control pests while minimizing harm to human health, animals, and the environment. While all pesticides carry...

Now more than ever, we must continue to create safe, inclusive spaces  where every person feels seen, heard, and respected. Stigma,...

Through this program, we aim to raise awareness among youth  about environmental justice , highlighting its impact on our communities and...

Factors such as social inequalities, economic crises, and the impact of technology have significantly influenced people's emotional...

Airborne PM10 particles are pollutants with an aerodynamic diameter of 10 micrometers or less. They can come from natural sources like...

On Saturday, May 31st, the Community Health Worker Coalition for Migrants and Refugees was invited to participate in the Health &...

Let's normalize talking about mental health, checking in on one another, and creating a space where everyone feels safe to share. If you...