FDA Approval of Naloxone Could Mean More Access, Less Stigma for Addressing Overdoses
The FDA recently approved naloxone as an over-the-counter drug to help with opioid overdoses, meaning it could become more available locally.
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The FDA recently approved naloxone as an over-the-counter drug to help with opioid overdoses, meaning it could become more available locally.
The Lantern Project is a collaborative project Mississippi State University leads to provide access to records documenting enslaved persons.
Portia Ballard Espy’s grandmother carried her purse everywhere — to the dinner table and even to the bathroom. It never left her side. It wasn’t until her grandmother’s passing that Espy discovered the treasures it held.
The Lantern Project aims to digitize and make publicly available the legal records that document enslaved persons in Mississippi and beyond.
Lantern Project brings enslaved family history into the light.