For one little girl, sexual assaults changed her life until she took control
Latinx Health Care: Lost in Translation
Ethics Policy
Covering racism, health disparities in the headlines
Charleston Black history museum to provide context for racial protests
As black teen suicide rises, more resources and awareness needed
COVID-19’s disproportionate effect on blacks tracks hospital safety disparities in many communities
In the face of a global pandemic, storytelling shows unity, resilience and hope
Isolation offers chance for quiet reflection
Art in the time of Covid-19
Wearing a face mask: an annoyance and an act of solidarity
Adjusting to new ways of learning and living
In quarantine with 90-year-old great auntie
Kennedy Forum highlights need to solve mental health crisis
Ready or Not (Fugees Remix)
Mental Health: Effects on Today’s Teens
After 11-year battle to survive medical errors, ‘star’ of patient safety documentary dies
Why does love hurt?
Autism from three perspectives: a teacher, a teen and some dancing machines
Celebrating fathers, empowering parents, helping children
Walking tours highlight shrinking D.C. Latino neighborhoods
Try not to drink in D.C.
Where are the school nurses?
For many teens, life’s tough choices begin with bad food
Sneakerheads beware: your money, your life
Cycle of poverty hard to break across generations of families
iMessage saviors
Erasing the stigma: how shame about mental health has affected African American families for generations
Being poor doesn’t mean you can’t learn how to handle money
How stress is different for Y2K babies and how to handle it
Public transit woes hit low-income families hardest
Tackling the big questions for better health
How social media affects teen health
Hispanic tradition of “el machismo” can lead to abuse
Why weaves are so important in the 21st century
Homeschooling vs public school
Future of football and concussions
Abuse: no one talked about it
Robin Gladden and Elfatih Abusa discuss their medical challenges.
Living a full life with chronic conditions
Asha Davis, left, is shown during a presentation at Johns Hopkins hospital with, l to r, Urban Health Media Project students Erin Burnett, Riley Johnson, Xela Wooten and guest, Baltimore Sun reporter Sarah Meehan
A guide to who might be treating you in the hospital
Art helped heal teacher and now his students
Fire department or taxi service: a first responder’s dilemma
The brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, Alpha and Beta chapters, hosted a car wash.
Water’s ways can help in heatwave
Dylan Moran of Real Food Farm near Clifton Park in Baltimore, Maryland
Some in Baltimore are bouncing back — with resilience
Finding a space for acceptance
Baltimore program seeks to interrupt violence
Sierra Lewter
Why I have pride
The Cafe 8 hookah bar and restaurant is a half mile from the Richard Wright School for Media and Journalism Arts public charter school where the author is a student.
Hookah luring students to smoke under new guise
Lawrence Lacks, the oldest son of the late Henrietta Lacks, and Ronnie Lacks, her grandson, visited Morgan State University.
HeLa cells give life to mankind, heartburn to Lacks family