posted 03/21/2023
Rather than protect and support survivors, the criminal justice system often punishes them, according to three experts who made the case for newer "restorative" approaches to domestic violence.
posted 03/20/2023
“I want to highlight not just fact checking, but also source checking,” Dr. Seema Yasmin told fellows.
posted 03/16/2023
Wilmington may be a poster child for environmental injustice, but in recent years the residents have taken on the refineries, the port and politicians.
posted 09/27/2022
Place matters when it comes to asthma, but even within the same neighborhoods, kids of color suffer from higher rates.
posted 08/03/2022
“It can happen to anybody. It doesn’t care about your age, your race or orientation. Just look at my kids.”
posted 07/19/2022
Why early childhood programs are increasingly focused on a two-generational approaches to mental health care.
posted 07/14/2022
With everything at stake, former LA gang members forge a new path at Homeboy Industries.
posted 05/31/2022
Before, during and after involvement in the juvenile justice system, the health of these youth is compromised.
posted 04/05/2022
“COVID only made things worse. Delivery of services came to a screeching halt,” said one developmental pediatrician.
posted 02/01/2022
Medical schools are voicing stepped-up commitments to combatting racism and inequities. Skeptics doubt such moves will lead to meaningful change.
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