A public health organization in Wisconsin recently declared that racism in the state is a public health crisis. We discuss the impact of racism on health inequities. Then we break down an audit of school safety in the state and discuss policies that go beyond adding more security.
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Racism Declared A Public Health Crisis in Wisconsin
Nearly 40 organizations, local governments and individuals have signed a resolution calling racism a public health crisis in Wisconsin. A nursing professor explains the impact of health inequities on minority populations and how the state is addressing these issues.
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What Schools Miss When It Comes To Safety
An audit of Wisconsin school safety plans found that many used grant money to increase security on their premises. But our guest says including softer measures, like making sure every student has a positive relationship with an adult, might be more valuable.
Episode Credits
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Pam Guthman Guest
- Amy Klinger Guest
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