Announcing the publication of a new open-access peer-reviewed article in Frontiers in Public Health: "Population health and community: brokering the two through art and community engagement." It represents a collaborative effort between the IAM Lab and colleagues from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Health System. The arts and aesthetic experiences have long served as powerful tools for fostering relationships between diverse groups in efforts to build camaraderie, trust, and engagement. Cultivating collaborations between health systems and communities requires strategies to build these connections. Developing meaningful community engagement for health promotion requires consideration of several key factors, including homophily, balance, and transitivity. The arts can act as a bridge in these relationships, enabling healthcare systems to engage more effectively with diverse social networks and helping to ensure effective, bidirectional partnerships that leverage public health insights and resources. Click here to read, download and share the article: artsandmindlab.org/resource/…