The Silent Killer: Heart Health in the Immigrant Community
Introduction: The “New World” Diet February is American Heart Month. While we often focus on infectious diseases (malaria, HIV) when talking about Africa, the biggest
February 13, 2026
Introduction: The “New World” Diet February is American Heart Month. While we often focus on infectious diseases (malaria, HIV) when talking about Africa, the biggest
Introduction: The Two Voices Listen closely to an African immigrant speaking to their family on the phone. You hear a certain cadence, an accent, a
Introduction: The “After” Problem Recovery is a miracle. Every young person who successfully completes a drug rehab program in the US has fought a heroic
Addiction is often a disease of isolation, where individuals lose their connection to their community, their family, and their own sense of worth. At ELOI
The fundamental human right to quality medical care does not disappear when a person is detained. Yet, for many “New Americans” seeking asylum in the
Responding to a Domestic Crisis In the United States, we face a silent epidemic: the struggle with mental health, particularly among our youth. The challenges
From Crisis to Community: Tackling Addiction and Seeking Justice for Immigrants In the complex landscape of the United States, many vulnerable populations find themselves navigating
The statistics are alarming. Rates of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse among young people in the United States are on the rise. For many, the
The landscape of mental health awareness and treatment has transformed dramatically in recent years. As we navigate through 2025, understanding mental health has become more
Introduction The intersection of justice and mental health is a critical issue, particularly concerning incarcerated individuals. Understanding their needs and advocating for appropriate services is