Akilah Wise, PhD 10/27/25 Akilah Wise, PhD 10/27/25

Protecting prevention: The BLKHLTH Vaccine Equity Initiative

Earlier this year, Atlanta-based BLKHLTH launched its community-responsive Vaccine Equity Initiative. But just when it had gained traction, collecting information from listening sessions with rural and urban Georgians and preparing to launch mobile clinics, the devastating cuts to public health dismantled the project.

Felicity Noge 10/19/25 Felicity Noge 10/19/25

Dr. Katlego Selikane Reframes Public Health from Consulting Rooms to Campaigns

Dr. Kat

Felicity Noge 10/18/25 Felicity Noge 10/18/25

Thriving, Not Hiding: Thandolwethu and What It Means to Live with HIV

Thando Cindi

Felicity Noge 10/16/25 Felicity Noge 10/16/25

Candice Chirwa Redefines Health Justice, as The Minister of Menstruation

Candice Chirwa

Khadijah Ameen 9/17/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/17/25

The Black Panthers and the Fight for Health Equity

New analysis shows Black Americans face later diagnoses and longer treatment delays for colorectal cancer, leading to worse outcomes and survival rates.

Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/12/25

Africa’s HIV Experts Break Down Global COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity

New analysis shows Black Americans face later diagnoses and longer treatment delays for colorectal cancer, leading to worse outcomes and survival rates.

Khadijah Ameen 9/6/25 Khadijah Ameen 9/6/25

Racial Gaps in Colorectal Cancer

New analysis shows Black Americans face later diagnoses and longer treatment delays for colorectal cancer, leading to worse outcomes and survival rates.

Paulah Wheeler 9/6/25 Paulah Wheeler 9/6/25

Depression and Black Men

Depression among Black men is often hidden, misdiagnosed, and intensified by racism, poverty, and the weight of harmful masculine ideals.