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Lotería, the Spanish word for lottery, is a game of chance that is played throughout Latin America and throughout the U.S., particularly in Mexican communities. Similar to bingo, board cards numbers are replaced by illustrations. Variations of…

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…

For its 2023 National Week of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), NIWRC commissioned Nick Alan Foote and Kelsey Mata Foote to create this poster. The brother and sister team are originally from Tlingit, Taakw.aaneidí in…

In 2023, Aaron Perry, in collaboration with illustrator Brandon Hadnot-Walker, published his five-book series The Doctor Says I Have…Now, What?. Meant to inspire men to have more conversations about and support for their health, each book follows…

The Atlanta Doula Collective (ADC), a non-profit organization founded in 2017 by Sekesa Berry, works to help eliminate Black maternal and infant mortalities in Georgia. An example of one of many Black doula organizations across the U.S., ADC offers…

This poster board presentation was created to share the results from the Milwaukee Citizen Data Collectors.

In Phoenix, a homeless program manager asks a person in a parking lot to answer questions as part of the 2023 Point-in-Time Count.

Lotería, the Spanish word for lottery, is a game of chance that is played throughout Latin America and throughout the U.S., particularly in Mexican communities. Similar to bingo, board cards numbers are replaced by illustrations. Variations of…

Lotería, the Spanish word for lottery, is a game of chance that is played throughout Latin America and throughout the U.S., particularly in Mexican communities. Similar to bingo, board cards numbers are replaced by illustrations. Variations of…