Created by artist Holly Spence during an “Envision Newport” creativity lab, this graphic recording envisions Newport as a community with residents most impacted by health inequities at the center. The recording is a road map for action, listing…
As part of its annual No Menthol Sunday activities, WATPN collaborates with Heal the Hood MKE, a non-profit organization committed creating and celebrating safe, thriving in Milwaukee. Ajamou, its founder, has used his own experiences and…
Working with Sabina Haque, the students at Madison High School created silkscreens addressing issues such as affordable housing, displacement due to gentrification, and the need for jobs.
Luissana Santibañez, a first-generation daughter of indigenous parents of Purepecha and Mestizaje heritage from Michoacan, Mexico, created this poster that extols breast milk as sacred food, linking it to sacred matriarchal bonds and indigenous food…
Reproductive justice activist Jessica Roach designed this graphic in 2016 to visualize the causal links between historic conditions and policy development in the U.S; the current social determinants of health, such as income and housing; and…
The California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative developed this training for Asian salon workers and owners in response to the anti-Asian hate and violence exhibited during the COVID-19 pandemic, although violence issues in salons existed before the…
The Sacred Birth Study offers two scenarios of the birthing experience based in empathy and cultural awareness. The second acknowledges that in many instances, the medical providers providing care to Black birthing parents are not Black.
The Sacred Birth Study offers two scenarios of the birthing experience based in empathy and cultural awareness: the first illustrates a Black birthing parent surrounded by her family and Black medical providers.