Whole World Natural Restaurant's pizza was a Clintonville institution. Founded in 1978, it was…
It's good news for Lucky's fans. The Clintonville grocery store will largely remain the…
It feels like an eternity, but local bars and restaurants have been closed for…
Keep up with regular news updates regarding Columbus and Ohio’s response to COVID-19 here.Growing flowers…
Editor's Note: A preview of the CCAD Senior Fashion Show was held before the…
The Coronavirus is taking a toll on everyone, but for small businesses in the…
I suppose we take our art where we can get it now. Whether it's…
The Greater Columbus Arts Council has announced that the Columbus Arts Festival — originally…
April's Gallery Hop will be the first to be held virtually via Instagram during…
It started as a joke.After CCAD made the decision to cancel its in-person…
The City of Dublin’s recently created Division of Performance Analytics and Dublin-based Gathi Analytics…
The latest coronavirus update includes a ruling by Ohio Liquor Control, potential prison inmate…
By Susan TebbenWith Ohio’s stay-at-home order extended to May 1, more and more people…
By Tyler BuchananOhio voters have until later this month to mail in their absentee ballots.…
By Susan TebbenThe Ohio Attorney General’s Office filed an appeal on Thursday asking a court…
Stonewall Columbus has announced the Columbus Pride Parade and Festival will be rescheduled for…
The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium is getting ready for some new residents. While the…
The Greater Columbus Film Commission has announced the creation of a "Stuck at Home"…Ohio Black Maternal Health Caucus sets Goals for 2020
January 21, 2020 9:38 am
Ohio Capital Journal
By Susan Tebben Just weeks after the birth of her twin daughters in 2004, state Rep. Erica Crawley, D-Columbus, went to an emergency room with severe abdominal pain. At the time, she was breastfeeding her girls, and was still recovering from the trauma of their emergency C-section. She sat in the waiting room for hours in […]
Black Maternal Health Week Highlights, Examines Racial Disparities in Health Care
April 9, 2018 1:00 pm
Lauren Sega
Columbus is having its first ever Black Maternal Health Week BMHW, hosted by Restoring Our Own Through Transformation (ROOTT). ROOTT, established last year, is the region’s leading organization focused on maternal health for black women and women of color. The week examines birth and pregnancy as a social justice movement through a series of events […]
