Movers & Makers features Jill Miller in July issue
Jill Miller, President & CEO of bi3, shared her perspective on health equity during a question and answer feature in this month’s Movers & Makers. Jill highlighted some of the drivers of health disparities and strategies that we as...
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Trust-Based Philanthropy is Grounded in Mutual Accountability and Learning
Featured by Grantmakers In Health and Trust-Based Philanthropy There is a common misconception about trust-based philanthropy as extending “unconditional trust.” While the approach centers on building trusted relationships with grantees, this does not mean funders should abandon all expectations...
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Infant mortality rate in Hamilton County hits record low
“Hundreds of babies are alive today due to our community’s collective efforts to reduce infant mortality in Hamilton County over the past decade,” said Jill Miller, president and CEO of Bethesda Inc. and bi3, in a statement for 91.7...
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bi3 awarding $4.7 million to accelerate health equity
Funding fuels seven area organizations’ efforts to address health disparities and improve health outcomes bi3, a philanthropic initiative to transform health for all people in Greater Cincinnati, announced today it is awarding $4.7 million in grants to seven area nonprofit...
Read moreJill Miller shares strategies to drive health equity at 2022 Gratitude Symposium
This May, Bethesda Inc. President & CEO Jill Miller and more than 40 other respected healthcare experts offered motivating presentations and learning opportunities at The 2022 Gratitude Symposium, a month-long virtual event to thank, teach and inspire those in...
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Elevating racial equity conversations in the community
Leading the way to a day when every person has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible is the very center of our work at bi3, and today, Jill Miller, President & CEO of Bethesda...
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bi3 and Best Point discuss partnership to transform maternal mental healthcare on Local 12
Complications arising from maternal mental health impact 800,000 women per year in the U.S. About 75% of these cases are untreated, and suicide and overdose are the leading causes of death for women in the first year after pregnancy....
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bi3 and American Heart Association share reproductive health survey results on Local 12
In 2021, bi3 awarded a one-year $175,000 grant to support the recruitment of Hamilton County women into AHA’s Research Goes Red Reproductive Health Survey, which looks at the link between new mothers and cardiovascular and reproductive health. This study...
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