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State Sen. Holly Mitchell, MLK CEO Joined Cherished Futures for Black Moms & Babies Workshop for Deep Dive Discussion on Birth Inequities in Los Angeles
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State Sen. Holly Mitchell, MLK CEO Joined Cherished Futures for Black Moms & Babies Workshop for Deep Dive Discussion on Birth Inequities in Los Angeles

Sentinel News ServiceJuly 29, 2020

The Honorable Holly J. Mitchell delivered opening remarks and discussed SB 464, the California Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act. Mitchell shared how she authored the bill and shepherded its passage. She also shared her vision for respectful, equitable maternity care especially for Black mothers, and her steadfast support and call to action for perinatal care providers.

Senator Holly J. Mitchell blocked cuts to MLKCH, signed off by Governor
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Senator Holly J. Mitchell blocked cuts to MLKCH, signed off by Governor

Sentinel News ServiceJuly 2, 2020

Sacramento- Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Budget Act of 2020.  This Budget is a joint effort from both houses and the Governor, taking into account the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our current economy. With this challenge at hand, the official 2020-2021 Budget aims to get California on solid footing as the state enters difficult economic times, all while prioritizing values and the most vulnerable populations.

The Pandemic Is Not Over, Here’s What You Can Do To Help
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The Pandemic Is Not Over, Here’s What You Can Do To Help

Elaine Batchlor, MD, MPHJuly 2, 2020

If I told you we were close to finding a treatment that prevents 85% of coronavirus transmissions, would you try it?

The good news is we already have; it’s wearing a mask over your nose and mouth.

The bad news is that some leaders are pretending this pandemic is over and have made wearing masks a political issue, and too many people are joining them in their denial.

The Quiet Heroism of Communities Pulling Together
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The Quiet Heroism of Communities Pulling Together

Elaine Batchlor, MD, MPHApril 2, 2020

What we’re dealing with as a nation in this moment is unprecedented in modern history. We have fears about our health, our families and friends, fears about our jobs and our finances, and about what this crisis will mean for the economy. What will the world look like in recovery from the novel coronavirus?

On the Front Lines of COVID-19 in South LA
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On the Front Lines of COVID-19 in South LA

Gwen Driscoll, Special to the SentinelMarch 26, 2020

“We need goggles, N-95s, surgical masks, pretty much every kind of personal protective equipment,” said Debra Flores, chief operations officer for the hospital and the lead for this emergency response.  “What aren’t we thinking of? What more can we do?”