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Inaugural Projects for Progress recipients announced Awardees include three Penn teams that will help address health care, education, and environmental justice, respectively, in Philadelphia. The University announced Friday its inaugural Projects for Progress prize recipients, which include three teams of Penn students, faculty, and staff. The teams, awarded up to $100,000 each to support their initiatives, all enhance and promote equity and inclusion in Philadelphia by addressing health care, education, and environmental justice, respectively. Established by President Amy Gutmannlast summer, and managed by the new Office of Social Equity & Community, Projects for Progress are meant to build on Penn’s longstanding commitment to social justice and civic engagement in Philadelphia. ....
So you’re vaccinated. Now what? Your post-vaccine activities safety guide, including gyms, shopping, taking an Uber, and more By Grace Dickinson, The Philadelphia Inquirer Published: April 27, 2021, 6:00am Share: (iStock.com) PHILADELPHIA Getting vaccinated comes as a huge relief. You finally have physical protection against a virus that has haunted us for over a year. Naturally, you’re probably thinking about what you’re going to do first. Once two weeks have passed following your second dose (or one Johnson & Johnson dose), you’re considered fully vaccinated. At this point, what activities are considered ‘safe’ to resume? It’s complicated. ....
Free east Indianapolis health clinic is expanding IU medical students run the clinic at the Neighborhood Fellowship Church on East 10th Street, which is looking to grow. Author: Sarah Jones Updated: 9:40 PM EDT April 13, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS The doors to the Neighborhood Fellowship Church are home to more than just a church and a school. Each Saturday, dozens of Hoosiers come through its doors for free health care. It s a demand that s growing year after year, because here in America the number one reported cause of bankruptcies is medical bills. How it started In 2008, after the economic crisis, a doctor who is also a professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine decided the demand in Indiana for free health care was undeniable, so he launched a free medical clinic on the east side of Indianapolis. ....