Our initiatives turn awareness into action.
Our initiatives help us focus on the issues, communities, and conversations that matter most. They also help us listen, gather insight, and understand community health from the ground up.
My City My Health Conference
The My City My Health Conference is our foundational initiative. It brings together leaders, advocates, professionals, partners, and community members to talk about the issues shaping health in real life.
The conference is also our most powerful listening environment. Every panel, every audience question, every hallway conversation becomes insight we carry forward into our work.
- Panel conversations with local and national voices
- Community education sessions
- Partner and resource engagement
- Live storytelling
- Audience questions that shape the conversation
- Community insight gathering
Save the Homies
Save the Homies centers Black men's health and creates space for honest conversation, visibility, health education, and culturally grounded outreach. The goal is to help Black men and the people who love them feel seen, informed, and supported.
This initiative was built from the recognition that Black men face real, specific health challenges — and that the most effective response centers community, trust, and cultural relevance.
- Black men's health awareness and education
- Prostate cancer awareness
- Storytelling and media
- Community events
- Newsletter
- Podcast coming soon
Every initiative helps us listen better.
Each initiative gives My City My Health a way to hear what people care about, what barriers they face, what questions they have, and what support feels useful. That insight helps shape stronger stories, better education, and deeper partnerships.
Community Conversations
Live events and conferences create environments where people speak honestly. We capture those conversations and what they reveal.
Questions & Feedback
Every question asked at a panel, every newsletter reply, every event interaction carries signal. We take that seriously.
Patterns Over Time
Across initiatives, we begin to see patterns in what people need and don't have access to. That guides what we build next.