Column Control
Column control component provides the content editor to control the layout of the desktop view:
The layouts available should be:
- 1 Column (100%)
- 2 Columns (50%, 50%)
- 2 Columns (33%, 66%)
- 2 Columns (66%, 33%)
- 3 Columns (33%, 33%, 33%)
- 4 Columns (25%, 25%, 25%, 25%)
Use Cases
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Meet the latest prize winners and
explore their stories.
Richard Besser spotlights housing as a key factor of thriving communities.
Interested in working together to build a Culture of Health? Contact us.
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A critical aspect of a Culture of Health is health equity, which in essence means we all have the basics to be as healthy as possible. Yet at present, for too many, prospects for good health are limited by where we live, how much money we make, or discrimination we face.
To achieve health equity, we need to address these barriers and shift values so seeking to be healthy is a part of everything we do.
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From our Blog
Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and the Rise of Local Solutions
Apr 15, 2021, 1:00 PM, Posted by Sharon Roerty
What it Will Take to Address the COVID-19 Eviction Crisis
Apr 13, 2021, 9:45 AM, Posted by Giridhar Mallya, Diane Yentel
Normalizing Men as Caregivers Helps Families and Society
Apr 8, 2021, 2:00 PM, Posted by Gina Hijjawi
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From our Blog
Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and the Rise of Local Solutions
Apr 15, 2021, 1:00 PM, Posted by Sharon Roerty
What it Will Take to Address the COVID-19 Eviction Crisis
Apr 13, 2021, 9:45 AM, Posted by Giridhar Mallya, Diane Yentel
Normalizing Men as Caregivers Helps Families and Society
Apr 8, 2021, 2:00 PM, Posted by Gina Hijjawi
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A Compass for the Nation—and for Us
At the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the vision of a Culture of Health—with health equity at the center—is our north star. It guides every aspect of our work—from our grantmaking focus areas, to the types of research and initiatives we fund, to how we assess the effectiveness of our grant programs.
At the same time, we realize that building a Culture of Health will take unprecedented collaboration. Across our work, we welcome new partnerships and ideas from all sectors that can help advance the common cause of better health for all.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being.
While each community is different, the healthiest ones all share certain elements. Across the nation, we support initiatives which are helping to change local conditions that allow communities and their residents to reach their greatest health potential.
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Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. But despite knowing this, positive change is not occurring at a promising pace.
Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. But despite knowing this, positive change is not occurring at a promising pace.
Alignment - Bottom
Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. But despite knowing this, positive change is not occurring at a promising pace.
Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. But despite knowing this, positive change is not occurring at a promising pace.
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