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Memphis a model for on-the-ground funding, ioby says
The impact from ioby, an online crowdfunding platform, has been significant in Memphis with 203 projects funded since early 2014.
Facing disinvestment, Klondike Smokey City charts its own path to development
Facing chronic public and private disinvestment, Klondike Smokey City is taking development into its own hands in creating a neighborhood plan with University of Memphis students.
Dr. Beverly Cleaves brings hot meals and good health to Klondike
Once a month, Dr. Beverly Cleaves brings her endocrinology practice to the Klondike community. Her longstanding Friendship Feeding Program provides a medical clinic, clothes and food drive and a hot meal to North Memphis.
Midwife-led birthing center bridges Memphis’ health disparity gap
Memphis' first birthing center will provide pre and post-natal care, midwife-led birthing, mental health services, abortion services, care for sexually transmitted diseases and ongoing reproductive health education with an emphasis on serving pregnant women in impoverished communities.
Memphis combines art and therapy in growing field
Art therapy grows in popularity as a creative way to manage addiction recovery. Christian Brothers University, The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art and The Oaks at La Paloma treatment facility are among the groups making use of the practice.
Q&A: UTHSC faculty named to the nation’s highest advisory board for alcohol abuse policy
The appointment enables Dr. Alex Dopico to provide advice to the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Community LIFT launches fund to boost community development
The fund, which is the city’s only dedicated source of funding solely for CDCs, will help with revitalization efforts in blighted neighborhoods.
Art lights up lesser-known Flicker Street in Midtown
Recently, small business owners have banded together to brand the one-block area as the Flicker Street Arts District. However, that banner doesn’t mean that greater Memphis necessarily knows where Flicker Street is located.
North Memphis asks where their children will learn as schools shutter
With the closing of two schools over the past two years, much uncertainty remains around education in the Klondike Smokey City community.
Memphis a model for on-the-ground funding, ioby says
The impact from ioby, an online crowdfunding platform, has been significant in Memphis with 203 projects funded since early 2014.
Facing disinvestment, Klondike Smokey City charts its own path to development
Facing chronic public and private disinvestment, Klondike Smokey City is taking development into its own hands in creating a neighborhood plan with University of Memphis students.
Dr. Beverly Cleaves brings hot meals and good health to Klondike
Once a month, Dr. Beverly Cleaves brings her endocrinology practice to the Klondike community. Her longstanding Friendship Feeding Program provides a medical clinic, clothes and food drive and a hot meal to North Memphis.
Midwife-led birthing center bridges Memphis’ health disparity gap
Memphis' first birthing center will provide pre and post-natal care, midwife-led birthing, mental health services, abortion services, care for sexually transmitted diseases and ongoing reproductive health education with an emphasis on serving pregnant women in impoverished communities.
Memphis combines art and therapy in growing field
Art therapy grows in popularity as a creative way to manage addiction recovery. Christian Brothers University, The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art and The Oaks at La Paloma treatment facility are among the groups making use of the practice.
Q&A: UTHSC faculty named to the nation’s highest advisory board for alcohol abuse policy
The appointment enables Dr. Alex Dopico to provide advice to the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Community LIFT launches fund to boost community development
The fund, which is the city’s only dedicated source of funding solely for CDCs, will help with revitalization efforts in blighted neighborhoods.
Art lights up lesser-known Flicker Street in Midtown
Recently, small business owners have banded together to brand the one-block area as the Flicker Street Arts District. However, that banner doesn’t mean that greater Memphis necessarily knows where Flicker Street is located.
North Memphis asks where their children will learn as schools shutter
With the closing of two schools over the past two years, much uncertainty remains around education in the Klondike Smokey City community.
