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    Shining Light and Sharing Stories on Black Maternal Health

    The Rev. Dr. Valerie Oliver-Durrah, president and founder of the Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic, helped put a spotlight on Black maternal health when she co-organized Brooklyn’s first Black Maternal Health Awareness Walk, Apr. 11, in downtown Brooklyn. Below is her opening statement that kicked...
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    Dr. Thomasena Ellison, GYN: A Sisterhood Advocate from AKA Sorority to Women’s Healthcare

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    Brooklyn’s First Walk for Black Maternal Health Awareness Week Lifts Disparities and Solutions

    by Yvette MooreBrooklyn had its first “Black Maternal Health Awareness Walk,” April 11, with...
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    Women taking the wheel in these extraordinary political and economic yo-yo days

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    Women Leaders …Blazing Trails in National Effort to Protect Children From Addictive Social Media Feeds

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    Essence.com: Nearly 40 Black Women Won Olympic Medals for the USA in 2024

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    April’s International Black Women’s History Month

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    Honoring Black Maternal Health Week

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    By Amadi AjamuThe December 12th Movement’s Stop the Killing (STK) campaign organizers held a...
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    Concord Church’s History of Women Activists

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    Brooklyn Paragons of Law and Justice Power NTAC Mentees Hopes/Dreams

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    Women Trailblazers and Pathmakers

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    Celebrating and Protecting Our Young Women

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