The best thing we can do for kids’ mental health
Aujani Davis shares how families and health systems can better support mental health for Black, Latino, Asian and Native American children.
Aujani Davis shares how families and health systems can better support mental health for Black, Latino, Asian and Native American children.
Every brick matters. And so does every action. Kade Goepferd, MD, shares how a LEGO mural became a lesson in belonging, allyship and building a
“My right to be me is tied with a thousand threads to your right to be you.” In a guest post for In the Burroughs,
James Burroughs reflects on his father and the powerful lessons that shaped his commitment to equity and inclusion at Children’s Minnesota.
James Burroughs reflects on Juneteenth, 1776 and why understanding history matters today for improving the health of all children.
Learn how our Children’s Minnesota employee resource groups and new employee orientation build belonging for staff, patients and families.
We celebrate National Transgender Day of Visibility this year amid growing challenges for transgender and gender-diverse people, especially youth. This blog shares perspectives from two
At Children’s Minnesota, diversity, equity and inclusion aren’t trends. They’re central to who we are and how we care for kids. Our chief equity
Lois Young was one of Minnesota’s first Black nurses. Learn how her legacy will inspire future generations at Children’s Minnesota.
A day for our generous community to join together to ensure that even the tiniest hearts get the strongest possible start.