Why more Black women die in pregnancy and what we need to do about it: my conversation with Dr. Indy Lane.
“We need to start by making Black women feel heard, understood and safe,” says Dr. Indy Lane, the leader of The Mother Baby Center. Dr.
“We need to start by making Black women feel heard, understood and safe,” says Dr. Indy Lane, the leader of The Mother Baby Center. Dr.
More than 80% of Children’s Minnesota staff are women, and we couldn’t do what we do without them! For Women’s History Month, Dr. Sara Gonzalez
Dr. Susan Ellis Crutchfield’s life is a testament to breaking barriers and forging new paths. From being the first Black woman to graduate from the
One way we can help kids be healthier is to reflect the communities we serve. If our patients and families see themselves in our staff,
Tikki Brown is the new commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families. She shares her goals and how she plans to reach
As we celebrate our centennial, what does the history of DEI look like at Children’s Minnesota? We don’t have a complete picture. But we do
When it comes to working with people who are different from us, cultural competence and proficiency are not the answers. Humble inquiry provides more guidance
DEI is not a sprint. It’s a marathon. But too many people are dropping out of the race. This Juneteenth let’s remember why we have
It’s Mother’s Day — let’s start a new tradition! One that will make a tangible, positive difference in mothers’ daily lives.
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