Recent reporting has illuminated a growing trend to attack the national labor shortage and it should trigger a debate over… Read more
Category: Policy
Ounce of prevention
The new Indiana Law SB 4, also known as the Public Health Commission bill, has been a significant topic of… Read more
Evidence-based programs promote healthy lifestyles and lasting behavior change
MEND and Healthy Together: Empowering Children and Families to Combat Obesity Childhood obesity continues to be a pressing public health… Read more
Health Literacy in Rural America: A Comparative Analysis of Three Innovative Programs
In the vast rural expanses of America, access to healthcare and health literacy are critical issues. Three programs, each with… Read more
We still need Dianne
Love her or hate her, Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California, has been a prominent figure in the Senate… Read more
The Tip of the Spear…
Micron Technology, much like the tip of a spear, was forged in the fires of innovation and determination. Founded in… Read more
Digital Discrimination
We will be posting a fair amount about algorithmic bias on this blog. It is central to the explosion of… Read more
Silence is not an option
Legislators in Mississippi have recently approved legislation that establishes a fresh judicial system specifically for the capital city of Jackson,… Read more
Unbanned
The Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned program reportedly offers a complimentary library card to individuals aged 13-21. This unique initiative… Read more
Dr. W
When Ruth Woods set out to find colleges for her children, there was no roadmap for families like hers. Guidance… Read more