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Study: Culturally Tailored Education is Key in Mitigating Alzheimer’s Disparities
December 13, 2018
There is no cure for AD, but experts agree that earlier diagnosis provides greater treatment and planning options ... read more »
Local Reporter to Present Panel on Black Infant Mortality
December 12, 2018
One of the leading causes of infant mortality is prematurity… infants are born too soon and too small ... read more »
Senator Harris Introduces Maternal Health Bill to Address Racial Disparities in Childbirth
September 6, 2018
Legislators said that the CARE Act creates two new grant programs focused on reducing racial disparities in maternal health. ... read more »
LAUSD Urges Workers to ‘Avert Strike’
March 15, 2018
Los Angeles Unified School District officials are asking thousands of service workers to help them avert a strike, one that members of the Service Employees union Local 99 began voting on this week. ... read more »
HUD Grants the Nation $2 Billion to Address Homelessness
January 18, 2018
Los Angeles gets over $100 Million ... read more »
Mitchell, Crump Honored for Work in Incarceration Reform
December 7, 2017
A New Way of Life organization, recently honored both California Senator Holly J. Mitchell and Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump among others ... read more »
Charles R. Drew Recognized as One of Most Ethnically Diverse Colleges in U.S.
November 9, 2017
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science was recently listed as the number two most diverse non-profit college in the United States. ... read more »
Program Offers No Cost Solar, Including Low Income Residents in Environmental Protection
October 5, 2017
Requirements include owning and living in the qualifying home and the energy bill(s) must be in the recipient’s name ... read more »
City of Los Angeles Calling for Artist In Residence Program Submissions
September 28, 2017
City of Los Angeles Calling for Artist In Residence Program Submissions
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Inglewood Breaks Ground on New Senior Housing
September 28, 2017
The city’s mayor, James Butts, and a group of city officials were on hand to help PATH celebrate the achievement. ... read more »
Maxine Waters Among those to be Honored at LASC Anniversary Gala
September 28, 2017
Officials at Los Angeles Southwest College are honoring Congresswoman Maxine Waters on September 30 ... read more »
Young Realtist Division to Hold Launch Party in Los Angeles
September 21, 2017
YRD is creating an inclusive movement of Black real estate professionals who are new to the industry ... read more »
AMA Urges Congress to Protect DACA Medical Students
September 14, 2017
According to migrationpolicy.org, “immigrants make up a sizeable proportion of the U.S. health care workforce. ... read more »
Nurse from South L.A. on a Mission to Address Nursing Shortage, Inspire Nursing Students
September 7, 2017
That dream started in 2008 with the development of Nurses Roc 2, a company designed to provide seminars and inspirational tools for nursing students. ... read more »
National Health Officials Reach Out to Mothers During Black Breastfeeding Week
August 31, 2017
Health experts are questioning the disparity, considering the amount of information available about the benefits of breastfeeding ... read more »
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