Karen Warrington-Embraces Her African Heritage
Karen Warrington
Embraces Her African Heritage
By Njeri Dean
Culture is unique to every one of It makes us and tells distinct stories of whe…
Khadijah Book Korner
Tiffany Haddish grew up in one of the poorest neighborhoods of South Central Los Angeles. She learned to survive by making people laugh. If …
Increase in Black Maternal Mortality
Superstar Serena Williams, who suffered medical complications after the birth of her daughter, recently brought attention to the plight of w…
Why More Black Women Die in Childbirth
superstar Serena Williams, whosuffered medical complications
after the birth of her daughter,
recently brought attention to the plight
of wo…
Wardrobe Staples to Own By 30
Turning 30 soon? Or simplycreeping toward the major
milestone? Well, get ready to
celebrate, to take inventory, and make a
smart decision to…
Jovida Hill, Executive Director of the Office of Engagement for Women
As the Executive Director of the Office of Engagement for Women, Jovida Hill focuses on addressing issues facing women in Philadelphia. She leads the Philadelphia Commission for Women, which promotes civic, educational and economic policies that enhance the lives of girls and women. Hill previously served as an administrator in Mayor Jim Kenney’s Office of Diversity & Inclusion.
Dr. Mrs. Adina Ekwerike, Acting Director of Maternal, Child and Family Health & Health Program Administrator
Adina Ekwerike has worked in maternal and child health for over 34 years. Within her medical studies, she has focused on nutrition science and the effect the length of stay in foster care has on a child’s health.
Sherri Darden, Publisher & Editor of Scoop USA Newspaper
Sherri Darden has worked incredibly hard to get to her current position. After graduating from high school in 1987, she went to work for the Philadelphia Council for Neighborhood Organizations as a secretary/bookkeeper. During her time there, she became a young mother and went to work at the Defender’s Association where she worked for 29 years working her way up from clerk/typist to human resources manager. While there, she worked to advance the mission of providing criminal defense services to people who cannot afford legal representation. She worked behind the scenes to enable those on the frontlines to complete their daily work.