08 Jun ‘The trauma is in us’: Hundreds march in Madison for black health inequities
Hundreds marched in Madison to demand action to better address health disparities resulting from systems of inequity and injustice....
Community
03 Jun Hope for community, for health, and for the future
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in All of Us, Community, Community Engagement, COVID-19, Equality, Health Equity, Research
All of Us was founded with the core values that participation is open to all; that the rich diversity of the United States is one of our greatest strengths; and that you, our participant, walk with us as our partner. We seek to treat all with respect, dignity, and value, and to communicate often and clearly to earn your trust. These values remind us of why we’re here, and why the research we’re moving forward...
28 May Milwaukee nonprofit still providing services and support to Latino community
Al Castro, of Milwaukee's United Community Center, discusses how the Center is collaborating with local organizations to address the shifting healthcare needs of Milwaukee's Latino community during the #COVID19 pandemic....
06 May ‘Sympathetic and relentless’: Milele Chikasa Anana celebrated and fought for Madison’s black community
Known to many as 'Ms. Milele' or 'Mother Milele,' Milele Chikasa Anana is remembered as a 'champion of positive black news' and a 'fierce lover of black people.' ...
06 May Madison leader Milele Chikasa Anana dies at 86
The All of Us at UW-Madison team is saddened to hear of Ms. Milele's passing. Her leadership and contributions to the Madison community are immeasurable....
30 Apr ‘Heart of the community’: Milwaukee Co. officials declare commitment to racial equity and health
Milwaukee County officials signed an ordinance Wednesday afternoon declaring their commitment to achieving racial equity and health. Part of the ordinance aims to provide all residents with quality health care and positive health outcomes as the African-American community continues to be disproportionately impacted by COVID-19....
22 Apr City of Madison Funds Organizations Meeting Community Food Access and Security Needs During COVID-19
The City of Madison Common Council approved $50,000 in funding for 13 community-based organizations working to alleviate food security and access issues for residents dealing with the economic fallout of COVID-19....
30 Mar Latino Consortium for Action announces creation of emergency relief fund for Latinx community
The Latino Consortium for Action has announced the creation of a new Emergency Relief Fund which will benefit those most affected by COVID-19 in the Latinx community....
19 Mar Coronavirus hits older people hardest. But Millennials, Gen Xers can be vulnerable
New preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is helping create a picture of the spectrum of illness caused by COVID-19 in the U.S....
