In rural Oklahoma, women often travel hours to get maternity care. One couple is trying to change that
A report on maternity care by the March of Dimes said that 52% of counties in Oklahoma are classified as maternity care deserts, areas without access to birthing facilities or prenatal providers.
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'Meaningful work': Ascension St. John gives $15M to help underserved communities
“They feel heard and seen and respected. That’s huge because a lot of these people don’t get that anywhere else, so having ...
On Tulsa's Future: A Tulsa World series in February with thoughts by Black Tulsans
In February, the Tulsa World will share a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they ...
How a Tulsa archeologist uses restorative justice to save Black history
Located in northwestern Tulsa, Okla., the neighborhood was alive with Black political and economic power during the early ...
Dr. Janel Pasley on Tulsa's Future: Journey up with synergy, freedom, joy and reverence
In February, the Tulsa World is sharing a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they ...