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In 2024, HIP built 1 national and 1 statewide coalition uniting public health and community power-building organizations, engaging over 35 public health organizations in housing justice advocacy. We mobilized the 3700+ national members of our Public Health Awakened network to organize around voting access and participation and provided advocacy to advance 63 federal, state, and local policies. Through our Health Instead of Punishment program, we engaged 38 public health students and 38 incarcerated people in collaborative learning through our Abolitionist Public Health Student network. We also produced 3 powerful policy-driven research products supporting campaigns for health equity. 943357 141511 5400 Bridging Strategies and Partnerships: HIP fosters relationships and builds trust and strategic collaborations between public health departments and community power-building organizations to advance health equity. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b Draft 990 is reviewed by staff and then emailed to full Board of Directors for review in advance; 990 submission is approved by vote of the full Board of Directors Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Annually at the first Board meeting of the year, Directors are asked to complete the conflict of interest form. All responses are reviewed by a Co-Director to ensure they are compliant with our conflict of interest policy. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a The Board or Board committee is responsible for reviewing comparability data and documenting its decisions when Co-Director compensation is to be reviewed and changed. In 2023, an external consultant conducted a review of salary data for Co-Directors at the request of the Board before adjusting Co-Director compensation. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 18 The 990 is posted to our GuideStar.org profile, which is available to the public. We also make the 990 available upon written request. 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