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Dr. Olabisi unraveled the complex web of kidney disease disparities among the Black community. During our APOL1 Day Virtual town hall, Dr Opeyemi Olabisi enlightened us on the global disparities in kidney disease. He painted a vivid picture of the challenges faced by the Black community. The factors are complex. Healthcare access, genetic risk factors like APOL1, and more. The prevalence and outcomes of kidney diseases among Black individuals worldwide are influenced by these. Dr. Olabisi's insights are illuminating. They highlight the urgent need for targeted interventions and improved care. They underscore the importance of raising awareness about these disparities. He's not just talking about it. He's advocating for equitable healthcare solutions. He's working towards a world where everyone has equal access and opportunity to treatments and support. Soulivity - Passion. Purpose. Living., is also helping us bridge the gap to ensure we overcome these pressing issues in the healthcare space. Let's join them. If you unfortunately missed out on the APOL1 Virtual Town Hall, check out the full webinar using the link below: https://lnkd.in/gYtcJTWF

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day - the 2023 theme, "Recognizing the Unseen," honors the people whose lives have been altered by overdose. We say #weseeyou and aim to amplify their voices, sharing their strength. On August 31, let's raise awareness about overdose's hidden impacts, educate about responses, and push for policy changes. Time to act. Whom in your community do you acknowledge this IOAD? #CNYAHEC #WeSeeYou #InternationOverdoseAwarenessDay #IOAD

Headed to the NAACOS Spring Conference? Let’s chat about your ACO’s PY2025 goals, and how CareJourney’s insights can help you build an actionable, data-driven strategy for success! Grab some time at the link below ⬇️

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Konstantin Kisin gave an excellent talk last night in Melbourne, the content of which could be summed up thus; despite all the current ideologies and movements to undermine and discredit this, Western culture, democracy and capitalism produce the best outcomes for the most people and should therefore be supported and defended at all costs. So why are our politicians, bureaucrats and institutions failing to do so? Politicians within all parties fail to condemn - and in some cases openly support - racist and hostile positions counter to collective welfare. Activist groups infiltrate multiple industries including education, health and construction, to the detriment of those businesses, industries and their employees. Employers, SME's and business owners, the backbone of the country, are deemed oppressors and perpetrators of whatever crime the activist class decides is the latest sin, regardless of accuracy or proportionality. Australians are now regularly described as oppressors and colonizers living on stolen land. And if it wasn't enough to cancel any official acknowledgment or celebration of Australia Day, we have ongoing weekly hate filled rallies in the CBD with masked people chanting in support of a totalitarian regime and for the eradication of Australian allies, alongside local councils jumping on the bandwagon. The Premier of Victoria does not feel safe in Parliament. The Prime Minister described any Australian who voted No in the recent referendum as a racist. To have a sitting Prime Minister make an unfounded and unsupported accusation of racism towards more than half the country's adult citizens is an extraordinary failure of leadership and it is a stain on our democracy that someone like this remains in power. And all the more so when the escalating truly racist language and behaviour remains unchallenged. Where is the leadership and support that champions individual freedoms, participatory governance, and market-driven innovation? Where are the incentives for entrepreneurship and efficiency, driving economic growth and prosperity? Where is the public square where all citizens have a voice in shaping their governance, fostering accountability and social cohesion? Speaking truth to power, is perhaps the oldest and, certainly, one of the most difficult of ethical challenges because to do so often entails adverse commercial or personal consequences. I'm just feeling more and more strongly, that remaining silent is no longer an option. Tom Elliott Colleen Harkin Paul Guerra Ken Phillips James Paterson John Pesutto Tim Wilson Shannon Deery Geoff Chambers Alan Kohler Annika Smethurst Paul Sakkal Sumeyya Ilanbey Michael Fowler Dan Ziffer Patrick Durkin Konstantin Kisin

Up to 95% of young people 🙋♀️🙋🏿 aged 13-17 use at least one social media platform. While more research is needed to understand how digital spaces impact mental well-being of youth, one thing is clear 🏄🏂 sport can be a powerful tool to teach #youth about digital well-being. And that's what our DigiSport programme did. 📺 Funded by Council of Europe through the European Youth Foundation https://lnkd.in/ddpfZz4x

So many of us are indubitably hurting, stifled with unprocessed, multifaceted wounds. Sadly, the cumbersome system promulgates further suffering by needlessly placing impediments. Serving humanity with the conscious intention of liberating others, democratizing unbounded wellness should be straightforward and efficacious. Listen to the full story now and please share. #BYCGP #deeplistening #contemplativepause #intentionalinourpriority https://lnkd.in/ebRBGHgy

Can it get any better? Todays webinar is hosting the top lineup in the world of finance ALL AGENTS SHOULD PARTICIPATE, to learn and get inspired!!!