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Women leaders discuss the ‘State of Self-Care for Black Women’ report

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Launched in 2020, EXHALE is the first emotional well-being app designed specifically for Black, Indigenous and women of color.
Health

Feeding Indy: Free food distributions around the city

JADE JACKSON -
Free food was being passed out at the HealthNet located at 2855 N. Keystone Ave. last Wednesday. The distribution was part of the city’s effort to tackle hunger within neighborhoods classified as food deserts.
Health

Cultivating social awareness: Empowering individuals, groups and communities

HEAVYN LESTER -
Social awareness is a truly powerful tool. One that gives us the ability to allow individuals, groups and entire communities to feel like they...
Business

Squeezing, pouring and juicing: How this company is nourishing communities with vibrant wellness

JADE JACKSON -
What started off as a trip to the doctor’s office six years ago has turned into a Black-owned juicing company promoting wellness and health.  
Health

Step by step: GirlTrek Indianapolis building sisterhood through walking

JADE JACKSON -
Something as simple as getting out to walk thirty minutes a day is the basis for what GirlTrek Indianapolis believes can start a healthier lifestyle.
Health

High-water rescue crews save people flooded in Kentucky as death toll rises in northeast US

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MAYFIELD, Ky. (AP) — High-water rescue crews pulled people from flooded homes and vehicles Wednesday in Kentucky, where waves of thunderstorms prompted flash flood...
Health

The health of the White River still needs work

JAYDEN KENNETT -
The White River Alliance released its first-ever report on the health of the White River. While the watershed’s health has improved recently, the overall...
Education

Swim lesson scholarships for some living on lower incomes

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By MARIAM LOBJANIDZE Indy Parks and Recreation offers summer swim lessons for pre-K-aged children, with scholarships for those living on lower incomes. Alex Cortwright, chief communications officer...
Health

Improving the lives of persons with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers

HEAVYN LESTER -
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease is not the same as caring for someone who has the flu. You cannot leave them on the...
Health

The power of self-management: Empowering yourself and your community

HEAVYN LESTER -
In life, we often face crucial decisions that shape our future. Whether it's embarking on a new career path or making choices that impact...
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