April is Fair Housing month, and this year HUD launched a campaign that is focused on anti sexual harassment in housing to protect people from experiencing sexual harassment from a landlord, property manager, or maintenance worker. According to a recent study published by the Missouri Law Review, 1 in 10 low income women experienced sexual […]
Read More →As you could probably make an educated guess, person-centered care is–that’s right–care that is centered around the person receiving treatment. Person-centered care places value on the patient’s desires, familial situations, and what they care about most. By considering the patient as an individual, the care team and the patient work together to come to the […]
Read More →Diabetes Alert Day, put on by the American Diabetes Association, occurs every 4th Tuesday of March in an effort to help people prevent or manage their typer 2 diabetes. According to National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, approximately 30.3 million or 9.4% of Americans are affected by type 2 Diabetes. In addition, […]
Read More →As Black History Month comes to an end, we’re going to highlight one more radical and incredible group of people worthy of mention for Black History Month. The Black Panther Party may have been painted as a Black nationalist militant group, but the truth is they were very much the opposite. The Black Panther Party […]
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