Could a Culture of Trying + Radical Collaboration = $100 million toward Racial Equity?

Seeing Inequity: A St. Louis Lead Crisis

If you knew that more children in St. Louis suffer from lead poisoning than children in Flint, Michigan, at the height of its water crisis, would you consider that a crisis?

Racial Equity 101

Racial equity is an outcome.

Yet, this outcome requires an intentional process and targeted practices and strategies.

Adopting a racial equity framework does not mean simply thinking about race in the context of a decision.

Seeing Inequity: What Would You Do With an Extra 20 Years?

A Culture of Trying

Over the next several months, as we near the one-year anniversary of its release, we’re going to be highlighting sections of…

Tracking Action

Sharing the engagement, initiatives, and work tied to the Ferguson Commission Report’s 189 Calls to Action

Seeing Inequity: Decades Behind

How many significant advances have there been in public health and medical technology the last half century?

Enough to cut the infant mortality rates in St. Louis City and County in half.

Seeing Inequity: Born Small in St. Louis

Babies born underweight are more likely to spend their first days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) fighting to survive.

They’re more likely to suffer from respiratory distress, digestive disorders, and heart malformations…