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Wartburg to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend Oct. 12-15 - Vimarsana News

Wartburg to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend Oct. 12-15

Wartburg College will celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 12-15. This year’s theme is “Fly Our W.”

East St. Louis teacher named 2023 Illinois Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

East St. Louis teacher named 2023 Illinois Teacher of the Year

Briana Morales, currently doctorate student at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and a high school teacher in East St. Louis, is Illinois' 2023 Teacher of the Year.

Proactive Policing May Contribute to the Racial Gap in Preterm Births - Vimarsana News

Proactive Policing May Contribute to the Racial Gap in Preterm Births

Proactive policing, such as pedestrian and traffic stops, is a crime prevention tactic that relies on police officer discretion to stop and search individuals they consider suspicious. A recently published study in the journal of the American Public Health Association, looking at proactive policing and preterm birth rates in New Orleans, shows that Black residents living in neighborhoods experiencing high levels of proactive policing were about three times as likely to give birth preterm (before 37 weeks) as their white neighbors.

Source: drexel.edu
Healthy and thriving: advancing anti-racism evidence and solutions to transform the health of Black communities - Vimarsana News

Healthy and thriving: advancing anti-racism evidence and solutions to transform the health of Black communities

Residential segregation and the inter-related processes of disinvestment and dispossession in Black communities are among the most visible manifestations of structural racism in many racialised societies globally. Such segregation is one way that racism becomes both embedded in the bricks and mortar and the social fabric of cities through a myriad of historical and contemporary policies and institutional practices1–5 and embodied, ultimately leading to health inequities between communities separated by relatively short distances.

Research focus: the Ubuntu Center - Vimarsana News

Research focus: the Ubuntu Center

The Ubuntu Center on Racism, Global Movements, and Population Health Equity brings together academics, residents, organisers, and advocates to advance health. Talha Burki reports.