Lessons From the Klamath: Youth, Empowerment, and Renewal
This summer, dozens of Native youth from tribes along the river embarked on a month-long paddle down the undammed Klamath. At Cal Wellness, we understand that wellness for Native communities cannot be separated from land, water, food, and ceremony. Learn more in a new blog from Marisabel Hernández.
Our Voices
Art piece depicting board and staff in landscape
A group of people hold up “60 Years of Medicaid” signs
Podcast conversation
Woman speaks to group
text: We Shall Not Be Moved plus Cal Wellness logo
Text: Building the Power to Be Well
What We Fund
Our Impact
Women of Color Health Initiatives: Impact
The Women’s Initiatives aimed to increase Black and Latinx women’s access to HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention services; and expand employment opportunities and support services for formerly incarcerated Black and Latinx women.
What is wellness?
We believe that wellness is more than the absence of illness. Wellness means health of body, mind and spirit. Wellness means an abundance of justice, equity and voice.