For mothers & those who love them, we introduce https://t.co/2OLbakmamJ, a new expert-written postpartum self-care information hub designed by moms, for #postpartum moms. Health information & support for the transition to motherhood brought to you by @4thTriProject & partners.

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Researchers @UNC and @OrangeHealthNC, just received a $21-million funding award from @PCORI to study interventions that can address health conditions and social determinants of health in an effort to improve #MaternalHealth outcomes in #NorthCarolina. https://t.co/sSWDFnoph8

It’s #ABM2023… Not need to mute me on this platform - I’ll be sharing on

Hey. This is Mel. I documented something that happened to me today that was really not ok. https://t.co/uUmwSHl2fJ

TBB has endorsed Jess Anderson in the race for Chapel Hill mayor, as well as Melissa McCullough, Jon Mitchell, Theodore Nollert, and incumbent Amy Ryan for Chapel Hill Town Council. https://t.co/agQii5wn3Y

The @housing_orange (of which we are a member) conducted a candidate survey on affordable housing. Their voter guide is out. One key issue is the use of town-owned land on Legion Road to build affordable housing (YES!). Check out where the candidates stand #HousingandParks

Latina moms play a vitally important role in our country. Their roles as caretakers & in workforce, make this country strong. But when Latina moms are paid just 40 cents, compared to white dads, families, communities, & the economy suffer. #LatinaEqualPay #Trabajadoras

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“ It also meant that working-class white families were asked to bear the costs of integration in a way that white professionals never were.” — Poverty, by America by Matthew Desmond https://t.co/tNa4klYzeP

“This kind of circumscribed liberalism, which ends at your property line, not only denied low-income Americans access to some of the nation’s best public schools and safest streets”

“Progressive cities have built the highest walls, passing a tangle of exclusionary zoning policies.” — Poverty, by America by Matthew Desmond https://t.co/NsgeelyNLc

“We went from banning certain kinds of people from our communities to banning the kinds of housing in which those people lived—namely, apartment buildings designed for multiple families—achieving the same ends.” — Poverty, by America by Matthew Desmond

Food for thought for folks who are campaigning to undo Chapel Hill’s housing choices text amendment @triblogblog @chapelhillgov @CHALT_CH https://t.co/l6Q4z2xU8F https://t.co/bF3JBzTwdY

This! @triblogblog https://t.co/hCUS70oIuT https://t.co/Hd6iKYaw76

I just signed a petition: Bike safety can't wait! Let's pilot protected bike lanes on Cameron.. Sign here:

"People who live part-time in Chapel Hill are trying to steal the election with their vast wealth. Let’s not let them." @triblogblog

@astuebe View Postnatal Patient Safety Learning Lab of animations here:

The Family Policing System at work. “We found women who were reported after taking antidepressants, anxiety and ADHD medications and even over-the-counter cold medicine during pregnancies.” ⁦@DorothyERoberts⁩ via @NYTimes

Today's #SCOTUS ruling on #AffirmativeAction is upsetting in so many ways, not the least of which is the impact on #birth workforce development. This "ostrich-like" behavior, as #JusticeKetanjiBrownJackson identifies it, does not erase the lived experience of Black Americans

“One fear you have is, Are they going to take my children away? There’s such a stigma to all of this — even doing this interview.” via @NYTimes