GREENVIILLE, SC (WSPA) – The Urban League of the Upstate and the Neighborhood & Historic Preservation Advocates are working to preserve Greenville’s Black history. Greenville City Council gave initial approval […]
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Auburn President Dr. Christopher B Roberts and Tuskegee President Dr. Charlotte P Morris The two schools announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), this one being a commitment to share resources […]
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FOOD DESERTS… NY Faith & Justice, Faith Leaders for Environmental Justice, and the Riverside Church partnered to address concerns about food deserts and laws that gave incentives to fast food […]
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Traditionally, the hills of eastern Rwanda were a place for growing coffee, sweet potatoes, sugar cane and bananas. But in recent years they’ve been home to patchouli, eucalyptus and geranium […]
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Video explores how to maintain gray hair for those with strong Khemitic or African background, providing tips and advice from a holistic POV.
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Stacey Abrams talks about her dad’s prostate cancer, health disparity for African American men, and the importance of preventive health.
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This article is part of State of Health, a series about how Michigan communities are rising to address health challenges. It is made possible with funding from the Michigan Health […]
Continue readingThis video discusses Black health and the Ma’afa, the holocaust of recent history and transport from Africa to the West. Black health is therefore a description of the healing efforts […]
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International Black Health Conference in Canada addresses health disparities in Black communities
McMaster College’s HOPE Chair in Peace and Health Ingrid Waldron is co-organizing the International Black Health Conference. The first of its kind in Canada, the conference will bring together researchers, […]
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