Finding Answers is a valuable resource for clinicians, health care administrators, researchers, and policymakers working toward health equity.  The Finding Answers team has created tools such as The Roadmap to Reducing Disparities...

...and the FAIR Database, a searchable compendium of nearly 400 journal article summaries of the published health disparities literature. Visitors can search the database by disease, race/ethnicity, intervention strategy and more.

But Finding Answers didn't want their work to be a one-way conversation. So, in January 2013, they launched "A Month of Tweets" to amplify the national discussion on finding solutions to health care disparities.  They started the month with a newly created Twitter presence and a string of varied topics to get the conversation flowing:

Four weeks later, after using all their social networks to spread the word, Finding Answers had made nearly 300 friends on Twitter, including health policy advocates, health equity researchers, journalists, medical professionals, health equity organizations, and private citizens passionate about equitable health care for all Americans.  @FndgAnswers's Followers are people and organizations who can really use the information FA provides, and at the same time spread that information to a broad and relevant audience.  They are people and organizations such as:

Finding Answers started generating good conversations with a diverse array of interested organizations:

Now that people were listening, Finding Answers encouraged more interaction by asking a timely question:

The result gave us all a glimpse of the good work being done nationwide to make health care equally accessible and effective for all Americans: