
Tick… Tock…
The pressure became nearly unbearable and that time clock on the back of my head transformed more and more into a Frankenstein-like monster.

Trauma and the Chauvin Trial
The old white guard gets to define what trauma is, and that quickly snowballs into who gets chemical dependency treatment or who gets health care because how people exhibit their trauma doesn’t fit into that white framework.

VIEW: Gun Violence Is a Public Health Issue
Simply from August 7 to 10 this year, there were more than 15 shooting incidents reported in Minneapolis, and ten of them were fatal.

VIEW: Caring for Our Essential Infrastructure
Will we support bills that value these workers with adequate training, fair wages, and benefits to show them how essential they really are?

VIEW: Time to Mourn, Time for Care
New Zealand’s Treasury has developed the Living Standards Framework (LSF) to create an index of wellbeing to gauge whether government policies support a society where “people can live lives they have reason to value.”

VIEW: Commando
Women, find your freedom. Live it. Love it. Be grateful for it.

VIEW: Apathy or Action?
In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was intended for mainly white men.

VIEW: Hot Mess
For me, it is about wanting to be loved as the true, real me — a woman with a way-too-deep-voice, who is an idealist trying to change the world for the better with what time she has left.

VIEW: A Mural Grows in St. James
To honor St. James, a former resident living in Atlanta asked a Latinx artist to work on a mural to capture what makes the community so unique.

VIEW: Sharing Personal Stories
My suggestion is: Tell your story.

VIEW: Black Mental Health Awareness
Alexis Yeboah has a Masters of Public Health from the University…

VIEW: Aunt Margaret
“When I was in the orphanage, they put me in charge of the younger children because I could relate, because I cared. I guess that’s carried over.”


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