Take the ICTC Birth Survey
http://ictc.wufoo.com/forms/ictc-birth-survey/
ICTC is collecting the birth stories of Black women in Oregon who have given birth in the last five years. ICTC wants to collect your story so we can improve pregnancy and birth experiences for women.
Healthy disparities, health equity, health inequality, social determinants of health
.What's the Difference?
Speaker:
James L. Coleman, EdD, MS
Dr. Coleman is a Health Scientist at the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). His work focuses on Social Determinants of Health and its impact on communities of color. Click here to view the powerpoint.
Lead Awareness
It's been long known that lead paint was hazardous. Today, more possibilities for exposure to lead are coming to light. When absorbed into the body, lead can damage vital organs like the brain and kidneys, as well as the nerves and blood. We now know that lead can be stored in the body and passed onto our unborn children. The good news is that lead poisoning is preventable. Learn more about lead and ways to protect yourself and your unborn baby.
Click here to download our lead awareness brochure.
Click here to download more information regarding lead awareness.
Click here to download information regarding the history of infant mortality.
Click here to go to the City of Portland Lead Prevention Page.
Click here to download breastfeeding information.
Click here to see our list of recommended websites.
Click here for our recommended reading list. |