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Thank you Andrew DePriest for donating over 700 books to our Little by Little School Readiness Program!Thank you Andrew DePriest for donating over 700 books to the Little by Little School Readiness Program through your commitment to community service as an Eagles Scout at National Eagle Scout Association, we appreciate your support!
Opinion: Lack of paternity leave holds back women at work — and men at home ow.ly/6Orh50uEnSR via Newsweek
Lack of paternity leave holds back women at work—and men at home | Opinion
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Giving fathers paid leave after their children are born is a crucial part of the battle for women's equality.A case study on empowering and engaging youth to better the health of your community. via Berkeley Media Studies Group bit.ly/2WZjFpv #HealthEquity
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About this case study This case study is part of a series developed by the Berkeley Media Studies Group and supported by The California Endowment (TCE) that highlights the innovative work local health departments in California are doing to advance health equity. The San Mateo County Health System’...Opinion: Warning labels for soda might be the only way to save our children from the sugar lobby ow.ly/uXau50uCLTU via Los Angeles Times
Warning labels for soda might be the only way to save our children from the sugar lobby
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Sodas and other sugary drinks sold in California could soon require a health warning label to alert consumers of the risk of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.The more segregated a city, the more extreme the life expectancy gap. "It’s the combination of these three factors—race, place, and income—that in many places are decisive in who ails, and who gets better.” ow.ly/wZd850uBTlu via CityLab #SDoH
Segregated Cities Have the Most Distinct Life Expectancy Gaps
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“Your neighborhood shouldn’t influence your odds of seeing your grandchildren grow up,” says a researcher for NYU’s new analysis of City Health Dashboard data.Follow Us On
