Deep equity definition
Deep equity. 99 means laws, policies, or actions are “right” or “good” if they simultaneously and synergistically maximize individual human health and potential, human community health and potential, and non-human health and potential. Equity is deep when values become rooted within each individual, when we fundamentally reimagine our community and government structures and responsibilities, and when these values and responsibilities become entrenched and encoded in our legal systems. In turn, our laws would then support policies, actions, and values promoting even deeper equity.