@LBathletic@lbfreshmanfb@mdoc376 For the 4th year in a row….we’re back!! The tradition continues as these RISING FRESHMAN give back to their community! A lot of future leaders, on & off the field. PTSA needed help….no problem. Still lots to do but we’re off to a great start
I just supported Guide Michelle on @buymeacoffee after an amazing Marais tour earlier this month! 🎉
Guide Michelle is A trip at every sip 🍷. You can support by buying a coffee ☕️ here — https://t.co/Uts9nvyzqk
Proud to be a strategic partner and team member to @Rx_Specialty. @PowersLawFirm extends congrats on 10 years strong and leading advocacy for specialty Rx! #ThisIsNASP
Thank you for caring for our kids over politics @FCPSSupt@fcpsnews. Every tool is needed to keep kids, vulnerable family members and teachers/staff safe #WearTheDamnMask
@Surgeon_General Thank you for your leadership and being a calm and truthful voice during these challenging times. Thank you also for your leadership to address maternal morbidity and mortality.
We are pleased to announce that Julie Allen has been promoted to Principal! Julie joined Powers one year ago and has quickly become essential in advancing the firm’s government relations and legislative practice. Congratulations, Julie! https://t.co/CCiMA87zD3
"The crisis at the center of the U.S. #maternalhealth crisis is that black women are having worse outcomes and are more likely to die. These women are not statistics: they are our daughters, sisters, wives and friends.” - @Eleni_Z_Tsigas#Momnibus#SaveMoms#proudsupporter
The U.S. is the most dangerous place to give birth in the developed world—and the crisis is even worse for Black mothers. That’s why we are supporting the #Momnibus package of legislation, introduced today by @RepUnderwood@BMHCaucus!
.@BMHCaucus’s #Momnibus package is the most comprehensive legislative effort yet to address every dimension of the Black maternal health crisis in America. We’re proud to support this important legislation. #BlackMaternalHealthCaucus
#Maternalmortality rate in the U.S. for 2018 was 17.4 #maternal#deaths per 100,000 live births; higher than last time @NCHStats published a national rate (12.7 in 2007), but largely due to changes in the way the data was collected and reported https://t.co/wmMb0NM8iJ