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Our Stories, Our Power

Apr 29, 2022

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Page 1: Our Stories, Our Power

ThuQuach,PhDAsianHealthServices

OurStories,OurPower

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ThreeTake-Away’s inStorytelling

1.Knowyouraudience

2.Ourstoriesconnectustoothers

3.Ourstoriesempowerus

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WhatTheySee

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WhatWeSee

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HowtoChangetheNarrative

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“WeWereAllStrangersOnce”– PresidentObama

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TheirStoryisOurStory

“VietnameserefugeesatSFOonDecember28,1979!

Today,protestorsatSFO#RefugeesStandWithRefugees”

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AsianHealthServices

uFederallyqualifiedcommunityhealthcenterlocatedinOakland,California

uWeprovideservicesinEnglishand12Asianlanguages:Cantonese,Mandarin,Vietnamese,Korean,Khmer (Cambodian),Mien,Hmong,Lao,Mongolian,Tagalog,KarenandBurmese

uProvidecaretoover28,000patients

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RespondingtoOurPatientsStories

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Emily’sStory:Health4All

"Asa'Dreamer',Iamnotabletovote,butinmyjob,Ihelpothersregistertovote.Forme,votingisaprivilege."

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AffordableCareActEnrollment

Impact Level 2016Marketplace

2016MedicaidExpansion

Nationwide 13million 12 million

California 1.4million 3.7million

AsianHealth Services* 1,000 8,000

*Approximately1/3ofourpatients

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TheLivesBehindtheNumbers

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Tai’sStory:DefendingtheACA

“IsharemystorysootherscanunderstandhowimportantMedi-Calistothoseofuswhohavenootheroptionforcoverage.”

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WorkersHealthandSafety

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Establishedin2005toaddresstheenvironmentalhealthissuesfacingthenailsaloncommunitythroughanintegratedpolicyadvocacy,research,andoutreachandeducationapproach.

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“ I have been most concerned about how hard it’s been to carry a

pregnancy through term. I have had 2 miscarriages. I don’t know if they

are due to the chemicals I work with, but I heard they may cause

reproductive problems…”

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“I started working as a manicurist because I speak little English, but I ended up

suffering from asthma and lung problems. Twelve years later, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was then that I decided

to stop working as a manicurist after sacrificing my health and my life for a

living.”

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“My husband and I both who are manicurists, and we have a son who

was born with a severe developmental disability. Our other friends who work in nail salons also have children with

disabilities. We wonder if this is related to our work.”

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“The Price of Nails”“Perfect Nails, Poisoned Workers”

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Diem’sStory

The personal is political.

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ThreeTake-Away’s inStorytelling

1.Knowyouraudiencetochangetheirheartsandmind.

2.Ourstoriesconnectustoothers,andtohelpbuildourbase.Strengthinnumbers.

3.Ourstoriesempoweruswithhopeandlovetomakechange.Thestoriesstartwithus.