Tag: Public Health
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Michelle Mosby is on track to become Richmond’s first Black female mayor. With a strong focus on women’s health and community growth, her leadership could transform the city.
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Explore the extraordinary life of Harriet Pickens, one of the first Black women commissioned in the U.S. Navy, and her trailblazing contributions to public health and civil rights movements. Discover her journey, achievements, and lasting impact.
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Lillie Johnson, the pioneering woman who broke barriers in public health. From her early career across the Caribbean and Europe to founding crucial health organizations in Ontario, Johnson’s advocacy for marginalized communities has left a lasting impact.
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