The many walks of motherhood in Southeast Fort Wayne
Three women in Southeast share their unique journeys to motherhood.
Three women in Southeast share their unique journeys to motherhood.
The Family & Friends Fund for Southeast Fort Wayne announces its first recipients of more than $400,000 raised in grassroots support.
“As Community Health Workers, we live here, so we know the struggles and concerns of the community, and we are able to help.”
Join us for a performance by the Fort Wayne Ballet, an outdoor gallery of portraits taken during our On the Ground Southeast series, as well as the opportunity to get a family portrait or headshot taken with Fort Wayne's own Blacklight Media, whose photography has graced the pages of TIME Magazine.
“A lot of people look at problems and say, ‘That’s not my problem; that can’t be fixed.' But I believe that anything that is broken can be fixed or replaced.”
This Saturday, Wunderkammer Company and a team of organizations are hosting the first Mosaic Market in Fort Wayne.
Regardless of social-economic status, Black women face health disparities at higher rates than most other populations.
“No one has to be lesser than the other; this is about truly unifying to create something great.”
“The YMCA should be a place where you feel comfortable and accepted. We’ve put ourselves on the map as a place where you can feel that all groups are a viable part of our community.”
"We want the world to know this is a region where creators are wanted."
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