by Tom Peterson | Nov 28, 2018 | population health, See2See Road Trip
By Gary Gunderson Thanksgiving is dense with ambiguity on the Mississippi Delta. Hard not to be thankful walking around The Delta Health Center and its ground made sacred by the work of John Hatch and Jack Geiger in Mound...
by Tom Peterson | Nov 26, 2018 | See2See Road Trip
“Winnie the Bago” or “Jaba the Bago,” it’s well worth taking the trip! By Teresa Cutts Our fantasy of “hours of thoughtful conversations and discernment on the road” was precluded by being in a noisy RV (which we nicknamed variously “Winnie the...
by Tom Peterson | Nov 25, 2018 | See2See Road Trip
By Jim Cochrane with Gary Gunderson This trip began amid the historic California fires and will end in the still sandy flood plains of Wilmington, still wet from the unprecedented hurricane. Stakeholder Health includes the Adventist hospital in Paradise where friends...
by Tom Peterson | Nov 23, 2018 | population health, See2See Road Trip
What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. — Ecclesiastes 1:9 By Jeremy Moseley As I reflect on my time visiting with forward-thinking communities, people, and community health...
by Tom Peterson | Nov 23, 2018 | population health, See2See Road Trip
By Teresa Cutts Elvis Presley’s iconic hit “Love Me Tender” comes to mind when I think of Three Precious Miracles, a small, but mighty, grassroots organization started by Elisia and Tecumseh Manuel in Sacaton, Arizona. The lyrics of “Love me tender. Love me true....
