Press Releases

PRINCETON, N.J.—Working as a critical-care nurse in hospitals, Darleen Reveille daily witnessed the devastation caused by chronic disease in both emergency and operating rooms. She also knew that these…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—Senior citizens who want to grow old safely will have a better chance of doing that if they live near someone like Kathi Toepel. As director of senior services…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—As a nurse who witnessed how cancer and chronic disease ravaged patients, Debbie Chatman Bryant was determined to do something to help people in South Carolina’s…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—After Ify Nwabukwu’s mother and best friend died of breast cancer, she was stunned to learn that African immigrant women were getting — and dying from…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—Cristina Perez was determined to tackle the growing problem of sexual violence suffered by Latino immigrants in Philadelphia and to break the silence that accompanied it. “Rape is…read more »

“It’s amazing to see the…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—Marlom Portillo endured intimidation and eventual exile for organizing and advocating for student and worker rights in his native Honduras. After he immigrated to the United States, he watched…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—As a hospice chaplain, Fred Brason II knew how important opioids were for relieving pain at the end of life, but as he consoled family members of…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—It is often difficult for an older adult to leave home and move into a nursing home or assisted living facility. As Kay Branch discovered, it was even…read more »

PRINCETON, N.J.—As a social worker in Seattle, Beth Farmer knew that tens of thousands of refugees were coming to the United States from war-torn countries such as Burma, Iraq,…read more »