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The Juanita Craft Humanitarian Awards ceremony was presented virtually Oct. 17, honoring outstanding individuals who served the community.

Dr. Joneigh Khaldun has joined CVS Health weeks after she stepped down as the chief medical executive for the state of Michigan.

From the first day in office and every day since, the Biden-Harris Administration has taken a historic approach to advancing racial equity, including

There's a lot to keep track of. Here’s today’s list of news updates and stories you may have missed.

Members of the Kansas City, Missouri, City Council will have an opportunity next week to consider expanding the city’s focus on racial equity and reconciliation.

During the early stages of the American civil rights movement and well before the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, sisters Winifred and Frieda Parker were leading the effort to integrate student housing on Purdue’s campus and across Indiana. On Oct. 3, the Parker sisters were honored for their courageous leadership with the dedication of two residence halls in their names on the Purdue University campus.

Inaugural Emerging Markets Index ranks Greater Lafayette sixth among nation’s top 300 housing markets

Five New York state and local government agencies agreed to fix covid-19 vaccine websites to make them accessible for blind users following a Department of Justice investigation spurred by a KHN story.

“Somebody needs a communication lesson. Maybe many people do.”

At BU Center for Antiracist Research symposium on racial health and economic inequities and the pandemic, Walensky, Janey, and Kendi talk about community health, data, and solutions.