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Take care of yourself written in blue ink on a napkin next to a glass of green juice
AANHPI, AAPI, Health, Women
5 Ways I Am Being A Champion During National Women’s Health Week
By: Caroline Goon
Person facing away from camera faces the court in DC and holds up colorful poster with Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and the words ‘Her Story is Our Story ‘
Advancing Racial Equity, Blacks, Inclusion, Intersectionality, Women
The NIH Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Recognizes the Historic Confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the United States Supreme Court
By: Joy Postell
Closeup of Dr. Lawrence Tabak in a suit
Intersectionality, NIH, Observances, Women
A Message from the Acting NIH Director
By: Dr. Lawrence Tabak
Four Black female college students sitting on a bench smiling and looking at a notebook held by a standing Black male college student
Blacks, Education, Race, Women
Living My HBCU Legacy
By: Dawn Wayman
A red and white lighthouse next to the ocean at sunrise
Blacks, Intersectionality, NIH, Women
Lighting the Way
By: Rosalina Bray, MSc., CEP
United States Mint, American Women Quarters™ Program; 5 quarters featuring a woman; Maya Angelou; Dr. Sally Ride, Wilma Mankiller; Nina Otero-Warren; Anna May Wong
Gender, Inclusion, Intersectionality, Women
Facing Reality: Currency, Representation, and Progress for Women
By: Erin Foxworthy
Courtney F. Aklin
Intersectionality, NIH, Women
What does representation mean to me?
By: Courtney F. Aklin, Ph.D., Acting Associate Deputy Director, National Institutes of Health
Shelma Little
Intersectionality, NIH, Observances, Women
A Message from the Acting EDI Director
By: Shelma Little
Illustration of Black woman nurse distributing vaccine to another Black woman
Blacks, Health, Intersectionality, Women
What Health and Wellness Mean to Me: A Personal Perspective
By: Alexis L. Braxton, MSN, RN, CEN (NIH Clinical Center Nursing Department)
Illustrated contour of woman's body.
Advancing Racial Equity, Blacks, Race, Women
Anatomy of a Black Woman: My Body is Beautiful
By: Treava Hopkins-Laboy

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