This poem was written to express a shared sense of vulnerability felt when we feel alone. Among a crowd or in isolation, the feeling of loneliness can overtake our sense of freedom and joy. I hope to present that within internal defeat, there may be a voice that wants...
In the spirit of Black History Month and our dedication to advancing health within our community, we’re highlighting a historic group of innovators, problem-solvers, community builders, and healers: the Black Cross Nurses. Afro-Caribbean people have been collaborating...
Women’s health is multifaceted, with much left to be discovered and understood. It has been culturally ingrained in women to speak softly about their sexual health and the diseases associated with the female reproductive system. There is a degree of shame connected to...
The Law Encouraging Diversity in Cancer Research On December 18th, 2020, the United States Senate passed the Henrietta Lacks Enhancing Cancer Research Act. Once signed by the U.S president, the Government Accountability Office overseeing government-funded research,...
