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Parental and community support are crucial to recovery for traumatized children

Natasha Ishak
three young Latinx children stand with a Latinx woman holding a baby in front of a memorial for the victims of the Robb Eleme

Medical biases keep LGBTQ+ BIPOC from seeking ADHD and autism care

Orion Rodriguez
Student girl finding it difficult at study and comprehend scool tasks

Brain injuries and ‘the revolving door’ of incarceration

Tamar Sarai
Brain injuries and ‘the revolving door’ of incarceration

In a shifting political landscape, LGBTQ+ parents bear the costs of discrimination

Pamela Appea
two Black mothers sit with their daughter

Black mothers discuss continued struggles in year three of the pandemic

Vilissa Thompson
Sick African American boy blowing nose while sitting wrapped in a blanket on mother's lap at home.

How the pandemic affected incarcerated people and their loved ones

Aiyuba Thomas Tommaso Bardelli
How the pandemic affected incarcerated people and their loved ones

As cases rise, COVID long-haulers want mandates and protections back in place

Montse Reyes
a black face mask lies abandoned on the ground in an airport terminal as people walk by

Autistic transgender people are being pressured to choose between gender-affirming care and mental health care

Orion Rodriguez
Black transgender woman dealing with her problems in online psychotherapy.

How a majority BIPOC worker co-op is disrupting the field of therapy

Sydney Pereira
a Black femme doctor in a white long-sleeved jacket sits with a laptop in her lap, gesturing towards the screen while she tal

Without community-specific health policies, Asian Americans remain vulnerable in the pandemic

Jenn Fang
Without community-specific health policies, Asian Americans remain vulnerable in the pandemic

Disaggregation is essential to achieve data justice for Asian Americans

Jenn Fang
Businesswomen discussing over desktop PC in office. Female colleagues are looking in computer monitor. They are at workplace.

For disabled women of color, telehealth has been a pandemic lifeline

Vilissa Thompson
For disabled women of color, telehealth has been a pandemic lifeline