Social & Health Equities, Inc

06/19/2026

Today, we recognize Juneteenth—a day that honors freedom, resilience, and progress.

At Shequity, we remain committed to expanding opportunity, supporting inclusive leadership, and strengthening communities through equity-driven action.

Freedom is a milestone. Equity is the journey. ✊🏾

05/25/2026

Memorial Day is a reminder that freedom carries a cost.

Today, we honor the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice and recognize the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

We remember with gratitude. 🇺🇸

Behind every flag is a story of sacrifice, service, and family.
Today we honor those who gave everything for our country.

05/12/2026

Shequity exists because language barriers in healthcare are not an inconvenience — they are a documented patient safety risk.

And addressing them requires more than good intentions. It requires trained, credentialed interpreters from within the communities they serve.

Here's what your support or your organization's partnership makes possible:

→ Interpreter scholarships for bilingual community members who can't afford training
→ Mentorship and professional support for interpreters entering the field
→ Community health education for families navigating the healthcare system without language support

We are a nonprofit. We run lean. Every dollar goes toward the people and programs that move this work forward.

If your organization is aligned with health equity, language access, or workforce development — this is a partnership worth having.

Donate or inquire about partnership → link in bio.

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05/04/2026

We don’t just talk about equity.
We fund it.

Because becoming an interpreter shouldn’t depend on whether someone can afford training, certification, or support.

The reality is:
The interpreter workforce gap isn’t just a shortage — it’s a pipeline problem.

That’s why Shequity focuses on:
🎓 Scholarships
🤝 Interpreter support
🏥 Community health initiatives

We’re not just supporting individuals.
We’re strengthening the workforce behind language access.

And when you build the workforce, you improve access for entire communities.

What would change if more interpreters had access to real support and pathways?

04/21/2026

Being bilingual is a superpower. We help people turn it into a career. 💜

The language services workforce gap isn't because people don't exist — it's because the pathway to get in isn't visible or accessible.

Shequity changes that. We work with bilingual community members at every stage — from exploring the field to landing their first professional interpreter role.

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