Packed house today at @panasd.org for our Community Town Hall with our partners on the San Diego Regional Health Table. Over 75 community members joined us to learn more about upcoming changes to #MediCal and how we are fighting back against cuts to our care. #OurHealthOurFuture(Feed generated with

Tomorrow: Swing by @panasd.org for our Community Town Hall to learn more about upcoming changes to #MediCal 👇California Pan-Ethnic Health Network / 27.03.2026 20:51 UTC: CPEHN and our partners with the San Diego Regional Health Table will be holding two Community Medi-Cal Town Halls early next month

What This Moment Is Calling on Us to Do — Community organizations are showing us what it means to build community, stand up for each other, link arms across issues, and stand up for democracy. Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund web.archive.org/web/20260318...(Feed generated with FetchRSS)

PANA / 11.03.2026 16:28 UTC: Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ Insidesandiego Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ web.archive.org/web/20260311...PANA / 11.03.2026 16:28 U

Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ Insidesandiego Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ web.archive.org/web/20260311...(Feed generated with FetchRSS)

Every two years, PANA conducts a survey of refugees in San Diego County to better understand the experiences, challenges, and needs of our communities. This year’s report is particularly timely as it identified inequities around education, health, employment, housing, belonging, and surveillance.

PANA’S INTEGRATED APPROACH TO DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE

In June 2016, PANA released its first report, “San Diego Refugee Experiences” the conclusion of 50 house meetings led by San Diego refugee residents to study how the community is faring in areas such as health, education, jobs and housing. What we found was that across all of our communities, for our families fleeing conflict from Africa, Southeast Asia, or the Middle East, housing insecurity follows them here in the United States.

We are Community-driven.