“The American Indian is of the soil, whether it be the region of forests, plains, pueblos, or mesas. He fits into the landscape, for the...[Read More]
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I begin with apology for all I didn’t know. I didn’t know that European traders, three years before the Pilgrims, brought yellow fever to the...[Read More]
Throughout this series on women’s reproductive care, we often identify women as people with biologically-female anatomy, such as a uterus, a vagina, and ovaries. However,...[Read More]
Black Women's Issues
Here’s what we have going on this month + a recap of Black History Month! ➡️ Writing as Medicine Virtual Workshop: April 8-9, 2021.This workshop is...[Read More]
Your name sets you apart and when you grow up with a name like “Francemise St. Pierre,” it is extremely obvious that you are either...[Read More]
Black. Female. Farmer. Those three words aren’t something you see together very often. Nationwide, women make up approximately 36 percent of farmers. Although there isn’t...[Read More]
Domestic Violence
This spring Dawn Blagrove, the Executive Director of Emancipate NC joined our board of directors. We’ve highlighted some of her amazing work with justice involved...[Read More]
This recent North Carolina Senate Bill 168 is concerning. I wasn’t aware until another community advocate alerted me to it a couple days ago. This...[Read More]
Women AdvaNCe has named Dawn Blagrove, the Executive Director of the Carolina Justice Policy Center as a Woman to Watch! Dawn is an attorney and attended...[Read More]