SRBWI Cervical Cancer Initiative Monthly Update

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Alabama Cervical Cancer Report

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Related: Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative Senior Policy Consultant Paheadra Robinson celebrates Mississippi House sending a bill to the governor’s desk that will give new mothers Medicaid for up to 12 months after giving birth.

Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative Senior Policy Consultant Paheadra Robinson celebrates Mississippi House sending a bill to the governor’s desk that will give new mothers Medicaid for up to 12 months after giving birth.

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Related: Press Release

Press Release

Related: Congratulations SRBWI on Joint UN Submissions on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Congratulations SRBWI on Joint UN Submissions on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Related: Wilcox County – Human Rights Commission held its First Field Day at the Community Garden on April19th and completed the planting of the garden on April 20th.

Wilcox County – Human Rights Commission held its First Field Day at the Community Garden on April19th and completed the planting of the garden on April 20th.

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