WomensMosaic

Beyond the Data: Sarah Chivers on Emotion, Equity & the Women’s Health Study – Part 2 In this episode, Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal discuss aspects of a recent Clark County women’s health equity study directly with its co-authors. GuestDoctor Sarah Chivers is a visiting assistant professor of sociology and Women’s gender studies at Willamette […]

Beyond the Data: Sarah Chivers on Emotion, Equity & the Women’s Health Study – Part 1 In this episode, Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal discuss aspects of a recent Clark County women’s health equity study directly with its co-authors. GuestDoctor Sarah Chivers is a visiting assistant professor of sociology and Women’s gender studies at Willamette

Practicing Medicine as a Calling, a Black Woman and a Believer In this episode, we talk to Dr. Gina Guillame. Born to Haitian parents and raised in the Bahamas, Dr. Gina Guillaume’s journey to medicine is one of perseverance, faith, and a deep commitment to serving others. As a first-generation college graduate, she earned her

Practicing Medicine as a Calling, a Black Woman and a Believer In this episode, we talk to Dr. Gina Guillame. Born to Haitian parents and raised in the Bahamas, Dr. Gina Guillaume’s journey to medicine is one of perseverance, faith, and a deep commitment to serving others. As a first-generation college graduate, she earned her

In Part 2 of 2, hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal connect with a panel fromCatholic Community Services of Western Washington for a deep discussion ofthe state of youth mental health and the local services and crisis intervention resources available to them and their families.Joining in the discussion are Site Director Theresa Ortiz,aLicensed Clinical Social

In Part 1 of 2, hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal connect with a panel fromCatholic Community Services of Western Washington for a deep discussion ofthe state of youth mental health and the local services and crisis intervention resources available to them and their families.Joining in the discussion are Site Director Theresa Ortiz,aLicensed Clinical Social

Laura Ellsworth, the Executive Director of Donate Life Northwest, speaks candidly with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about her own kidney transplant 25 years ago and the life changing power of organ, bone, eye and tissue donation. Laura also served as the chairperson for the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) Patient Affairs Committee.

Laura Ellsworth, the Executive Director of Donate Life Northwest, speaks candidly with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about her own kidney transplant 25 years ago and the life changing power of organ, bone, eye and tissue donation. Laura also served as the chairperson for the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) Patient Affairs Committee.

Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal are joined by T’wina (Tu-Ah-Nah) Nobles, state senator for the twenty-eighth Legislative District of Washington and a community leader, mother, and a nonprofit executive, and Paris Nelson, the strategic development and policy manager at Fourth Plain Forward for Part 2 of their discussion about the critical need for doulas and

Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal are joined by Twana (Tu-Ah-Nah) Nobles, state senator for the twenty-eighth Legislative District of Washington and a community leader, mother, and a nonprofit executive, and Paris Nelson, the strategic development and policy manager at Fourth Plain Forward for Part 1 of their discussion about the critical need for doulas and