I looked at some pieces of the President’s FY24 budget that Urban research suggests could reduce racial, ethnic, and gender inequities— this includes the CTC, paid leave, maternal health, and affordable housing.
From @vvandevate: 5 areas of proposed investment in the Biden administration's budget that research suggests could reduce racial, ethnic, & gender inequities. https://t.co/UowLEswHpp
“It’s the less interesting things, not the global outbreak,” said Martin. “It’s talking about, are the foods people are eating safe? Are the ways we’re crowding and gathering safe?”
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“There is not a single county in Idaho, Louisiana, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah or Wisconsin whose kindergarten rates meet herd immunity protection level.” 😞
As U.S. vaccination rates fall, see how your school compares - Washington Post https://t.co/T737BWjhfC
The Maternal & Child Health Appropriations Alliance is calling on Congress to pass the FY26 Labor–HHS bill with full, sustained funding for all #MaternalChildHealth programs!
“The unknown with the budgets is really the scariest part,” said Katherine Wells, director of the Lubbock Health Department, which helped respond to the measles outbreak earlier this year.
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"Most of the C.D.C.’s budget goes to state and local departments, and cuts to the agency will curb their ability to care for residents, some officials said."
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Looking for something to do this weekend? Cuddle future therapy dogs at Johnny Pistolas to help raise funds for Hero Dogs via @washingtonian https://t.co/LfUVGTHJ08
“The stagnant immunization grant funding in Texas has made it harder for local health departments to keep their programs going.”
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Happy #WorldHealthDay! 🌍💛 Taking care of our bodies and minds is important. Whether it’s eating healthy, moving our bodies, or resting up, let’s make healthy choices together.