By Annie Thurman. February 1, 2023. An abbreviated version of the op-ed below was published in The News&Observer. At this point, most of us know that gun violence is an…
December 15, 2022. By Callan Loflin. An abbreviated version was featured in the Raleigh News & Observer and the Charlotte Observer. 2022-23 NC Schweitzer Fellow Callan Loflin This past weekend…
August 24, 2022. Duke Medium. By Camille Robinson. 2021-22 J. Bradley Wilson Schweitzer Fellow There is a Black maternal and infant health crisis plaguing the United States of America. It’s…
July 23, 2022. The Daily Reflector. By Serena Mooney. 2021-22 NC Schweitzer Fellow Serena Mooney The U.S. is experiencing a national blood crisis — the worst blood shortage in over…
July 22, 2022. Health Affairs Forefronts. By Tamar Chukrun Julian Xie Donna Biederman Trisha Dalapati Lorraine’s homelessness began in 2017 when she was evicted from her public housing apartment for…
July 13, 2022. Duke Medium. By Kathryn Benson. 2021-22 NC Schweitzer Fellow Kathryn Benson As a future physician, I had hoped that providing medical care alone would lead to healthy…
July 6, 2022. By Zachary German. 2021-22 NC Schweitzer Fellow Zachary German My first opportunity to work with individuals experiencing homelessness was back in the winter of 2018 when I…
June 18, 2022. The Daily Reflector. By Karen Semaan. 2021-22 NC Schweitzer Fellow Karen Semaan It has been well documented that America has a mental health crisis, which has been…
June 23, 2022. By Paul D. Johnson, Jr. 2021-22 NC Schweitzer Fellow Paul Johnson Far too often, as you drive through Durham, you see changes occurring throughout the community with…
June 23, 2022. By Glenn Baldwin. 2021-22 J. Bradley Wilson Schweitzer Fellow Glenn Baldwin Amidst today’s skyrocketing cost of living, imagine needing to choose between filling up the gas tank…