January 28th, 2019

Safety’s No Accident: Prevent Falls in Your Home

Safety’s No Accident: Prevent Falls in Your Home by Jill Breysse Mayo Clinic rendering of a pulmonary embolism. A dear friend of mine turned 71 this month; unfortunately, she spent her birthday in the hospital. After a recent… More

October 25th, 2018

When “Special” Equals “Sick”

When “Special” Equals “Sick” By Caitlin Szontagh, Chicago, Illinois Every parent knows their child is special, even if just to them. But no one ever thinks it could happen to them: the doctor actually telling you that… More

October 23rd, 2018

Will the Children Lead Us Out of Lead?

Will the Children Lead Us Out of Lead? Note: This is the third in a series of mini-grant awardee blogs for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. You may also be interested in parts one, two, and four.  by Marie… More

October 23rd, 2018

Implementing a Successful Lead Mini-Grant Award

Implementing a Successful Lead Mini-Grant Award Note: This is the second of a series of mini-grant awardee blogs for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. You may also be interested in parts one, three, and four. by Joyce… More

October 15th, 2018

Funders Are Listening, but Can They Hear You?

Funders Are Listening, but Can They Hear You? by Sarah Goodwin and Christopher Bloom We’ve all had those moments where we knew exactly how to fix a problem or make something run better, if only someone in… More