Cover Stories

Jeanette L. Kowalik
Her professional journey had come full circle, brining her back home to the department where she worked as an undergraduate intern many years ago.
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​Dora Clayton Jones, PhD, RN, CPNP-PC
​President, International Association of Sickle Cell Nurses & Professional Associates
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In Each Issue:

PEOPLE
LEONARD E. EGEDE, MD,
“In Milwaukee, African Americans living in senior housing assisted living, nursing homes or homeless shelters are at especially high risk for COVID-19....

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APPLAUSE
MILWAUKEE CHAPTER NATIONAL BLACK NURSES ASSOCIATION
“There are concerns about working with COVID-19 patients,” explained Karina Brown, RN, President of the Milwaukee Chapter of the National Association of Black Nurses....
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FROM THE HEART
LET GOD'S LIGHT SHINE IN US
The Covid-19 pandemic deprives us of our usual connections — giving hugs, spending time with family and friends, shopping, working...
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Health

The purpose of a church wellness ministry is to share beneficial information with the church body,” said Senior Pastor Demetris Crum, of Second Baptist Church in Kenosha, Wisconsin, which celebrated 100 years of service in 2019. 
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health All of Us
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LifeStyle

FAQs on Coronavirus | COVID-19
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Why COVID-19 is hitting Black Women So Hard
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Every Votes Counts Know the Rules
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ManTalk

Earnell R. Lucas    Milwaukee County Sheriff
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Publisher's Note

Maybe it's Time to Trust and be Open-Minded to Fresh Approaches to Life

The COVID-19|coronavirus pandemic has since March left over 38 million Americans furloughed from their jobs, topping the 15 million civilians left unemployed during the 1929 Great Depression.

It’s a new day. Our ‘new normal’ demands adjustments by all like learning new practices and concepts used to report the outbreak, including words like community spread, and contact tracing. And, don’t forget the controversial wearing of a face mask. Even though it may improve safety, just the need for such increases anxiety.  

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