Milk Like Mine’s “Baby Cafes” support breastfeeding moms in Battle Creek with peer and expert guidance, fostering inclusive maternal care for diverse families.

Battle Creek-based WKKF grantee Pulse, facilitated the training of the Southwest Michigan Childcare Coalition. The coalition consisted of representatives from seven counties – ...

Safe & Just Michigan continues to advocate for improvements to Michigan’s Clean Slate process such as the creation of a publicly funded ...

Kay Matthews, founder of the Shades of Blue Project, shares her experiences with and vision for Black maternal mental health in America.

Explore how the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, is building a more equitable food system ...

Battle Creek TRHT held an inspiring and engaging event for the National Day of Racial Healing 2024, with compelling testimony by some of ...

The Mississippi Action Learning Network (MALN) facilitates collaboration among 15 public and private leaders to improve services for Mississippi families.

Michigan's Black Impact Collaborative, formed during COVID-19, reduces health disparities with community outreach, testing, and vaccination initiatives.

Explore the groundbreaking HBCU Health Equity Initiative led by Xavier University and Ochsner Health, aiming to reduce disparities and improve community wellness.

The Child Care Innovation Fund, supported by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, is transforming early childhood education in Michigan. Through pilot programs like the ...