Strengthening federal grants compliance. In October 2025 we produced and widely disseminated an Executive Summary of the revised HHS Grants Policy Statement, which took effect October 1, 2025, equipping organizations nationwide with clear guidance to meet new federal compliance requirements.

Advancing biomedical research. The Alliance Healthy Americas All of Us Research Program received its third Institutional Review Board approval, further validating its community-centered research model. The Alliance was selected to lead the national mobile engagement team, reaching communities in states underrepresented in the All of Us dataset. Our IRB expanded to support partnered NIH-funded research studies, beginning with an eye-health collaboration with the University of California, San Diego. Through the Healthy Americas Research Collaborative (HARC), we doubled the number of new grant awards to 29 teams.

LIVERWISE: Healthy Liver, Healthy Life! developed the Chronic Liver Disease Indicator Report in English and Spanish, disseminated to over 200 public health professionals through four Regional Coordinating Sites. A MASLD awareness survey identified barriers, preferred messaging, and trusted information formats, and directly informed a new community brochure distributed in English and Spanish to nearly 2,000 community members and healthcare providers.

Nuestras Voces Adelante. Webinars and trainings reached 227 participants with evidence-based and emerging practices. As part of the Tri-Networks collaboration, the Network implemented a multi-state cancer prevention Community of Practice engaging participants from five states and the Cherokee Nation. We supported Spanish-language narration for an oncology patient navigation training aligned with CMS standards, and collaborated on a Spanish-language accredited continuing education module on lung cancer screening.

Community-driven health promotion. With the Healthy Americas Foundation, we hosted the 19th annual ¡Vive tu vida! Get Up! Get Moving!® series in 11 cities including Puerto Rico. Mi Hermana—Latina Health Champions® expanded to Mi Hermana / Mi Gente.

Digital literacy. HAF entered a Memorandum of Agreement with The Carter Center to update and disseminate Real or Synthetic 2.0, again enriched by animations from the cast of Baldo.

Policy, programs, and proof.

Over 50 years in. Still going.