On September 9, 2020, the Muhammad Ali Center hosted their second conversation in the 'I Am America' series 'Healthy at Home? Healthy at Work?: Viewing the COVID19 Crisis Through a Racial Justice Lens'. [...]
Drawing on the DJ’s divination as hope purveyor and healer, this commentary examines the trendiest club scene during the COVID-19 and worldwide social distancing—#ClubQuarantine. It explores how DJ and producer Derrick “D-Nice” [...]
Social determinants of health, from food insecurity to social isolation, have had a collective impact on economically challenged communities due to COVID-19. Racism and racial inequality reach much farther, having an impact [...]
On Thursday, June 18, 2020, Dr. Brandy Kelly Pryor was one of six individuals & companies honored at the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Celebration, Trustees of Inclusive Equity (I.E.) Awards for their advancement of [...]
The effects of the Coronavirus are a continuation of the historical and present-day challenges among African-Americans when it comes to access to quality healthcare, prevention, and treatment. In exploring this pandemic, the [...]
This is the full video from the first episode of CBC: Community Beating Corona, a Facebook Live series started by Darryl Ju'an Young Jr. to connect with experts from various fields to help [...]
A discussion with Aja Barber, Health Strategist, Louisville Metro Center for Health Equity, Dr. Brandy Kelly Pryor, National Public Health Expert ( former Director for the Center for Health Equity), Kendell Body, Chief [...]
At our Improving health in urban communities event, The King’s Fund and independent health foundation Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity explored the complex and dynamic reality of urban space and how it impacts [...]
The case for evidence and collaboration in pursuit of health equity In this second volume of the Culture of Health series, Advancing Health and Well-Being convenes experts from academia, policy, journalism, and [...]
The State of Black Louisville report is a collection of essays from engaged community members around Louisville, Kentucky. The report depicts how African Americans in Louisville are doing. The report is packed [...]
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