Community organizations celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025
Held annually from April 11 – 17, Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) events focus on amplifying the voices, perspectives and lived experiences of Black mamas and birthing people.
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Dear nonprofit community: We see you
Dear nonprofit community, We see you. We hear you. We stand in solidarity with you. We see you working tirelessly to carry out your mission in the face of federal funding rollbacks and executive actions that have created fear and uncertainty...
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Local 12 features Infant Mortality and Other Wicked Problems on What’s Happening in Health
Jill joined Local 12’s Liz Bonis on What's Happening in Health to discuss the book and how it can help other communities tackle their own wicked problems. Watch the full interview with Local 12 starting at 00:39:35 to learn...
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Jill Miller discusses youth mental health challenges with HEY! on Cincinnati Business Courier podcast
bi3 President and CEO Jill Miller discusses the youth mental health crisis with Clare Blankemeyer, executive director of HEY!, and Brooke, a HEY! youth fellow.
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Funding available to improve support for maternal mental health
The bi3 Fund invites proposals for projects and initiatives to improve access and increase support for maternal mental health in four counties in our region.
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March 2025 Newsletter
See how past and upcoming events are working to improve maternal & young child health and promote mental wellbeing.
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Celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025
Held annually from April 11 – 17, Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) events are focused on amplifying the voices, perspectives and lived experiences of Black mamas and birthing people.
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The Health Collaborative releases the 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment
The Heath Collaborative works with the region’s healthcare systems to collect and analyze data, identifying the top 3 health care challenges impacting our communities.
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Cincinnati-area schools lead activities for World Teen Mental Wellness Day for a third year in a row
83 area schools applied and received up to $1,000 each for activities such as wellness fairs, speakers, and the promotion of resources like the National 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline.
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February 2025 Newsletter
Infant Mortality and Other Wicked Problems sheds light on how Greater Cincinnati took collective action to address one of its most pressing public health challenges: infant mortality.
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