A growing effort is underway to engage men of color in abortion rights advocacy, as men of color overwhelmingly support abortion access. The abortion rights group All Above All convened over 100 advocates, many of them men of color, to lobby in favor of two bills that would expand federal funding and access to abortion for people of color and lower-income people….
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Ohio’s child care sector faces challenges: High costs, staffing shortages, and reduced wages
New analysis reveals child care challenges in Ohio, including high costs and staffing shortages. State actions aim to address these issues.
Early Puberty: A continuous rising trend that has been disproportionally affecting Black girls
Accelerated puberty in girls is linked to diet, stress, and environmental factors, increasing the risk of cancer, obesity, and other health complications.
Saving for retirement amidst caring for children and aging parents
Tips for managing multigenerational households and financial stress while saving for your own retirement
In the CLE: Cleveland Museum of Art invites artists and visitors to join the 35th Annual Chalk Festival
The 35th Annual Chalk Festival will take place on September 14 and 15 at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Everyone can participate in the Chalk Festival by purchasing a pavement square at the registration tent. The festival is free for…
The Failure to Track Data on Stillbirths Undermines Efforts to Prevent Them
Fetal death records are often missing cause of death, race and other crucial information.
Out-of-school suspensions can do more harm than good, data shows
Discover how out-of-school suspensions impact Black and brown students and contribute to racial disparities in education. Featuring data from…
“The Motherhood penalty:” Caretaking demands often put working women at a financial and workplace disadvantage. Can gig work and the care economy help?
Written by Lauren Thayne filadendron // Canva Caretaking demands often put working women at a financial and workplace disadvantage. Can gig work and the care economy help? More mothers with young children are working than ever before, but our current system puts them at a disadvantage. Between the gender pay gap, biases against mothers who […]
3 ways to use the solar eclipse to brighten your child’s knowledge of science
Parents and educators can use the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 to teach young children about the scientific concepts of eclipses, historical beliefs, vocabulary and 3D models, while also providing a unique and memorable learning opportunity.
Finding forever homes: Mentoring and training programs prepare Black Clevelanders to adopt and foster local children
Kidsave’s 2023 study sheds light on the plight of over 2,200 children in Cuyahoga County’s foster care system. Emphasizing the critical need for safe homes, particularly for African-American teens…

