ICYMI: Read the latest “Equity and Resilience: The Impact of COVID-19 on Mississippi’s Black Women” essay, ‘I Received A Divination’: Seek Friendship From Black Women Unapologetically by Jasmine Wolfe.
Check out my new illustration in collaboration with the Mississippi Free Press for their Voices column. This week, the article is written by Jackson native, Elizabeth Jordan, where she explores ways in which she gains mental clarity during #COVID19.
"Nursing still leaves me uncomfortable in my uniform and questioning if this is really for me. COVID has changed my life like many others, just differently. It has confirmed my uneasiness in the profession, my values of family and my place in this area of health." - Ariel Wiggins
The Mississippi Free Press has published a beautiful writing for their MFP Voices column. Writer, Shanina Carmichael shares her experience enduri...
In August of this year, I was contacted for an interview for the Mississippi Museum of Art's newsletter. I got a chance to talk about my background...
ICYMI: Read the latest “Equity and Resilience: The Impact of COVID-19 on Mississippi’s Black Women” essay, This Is Not The End: Overcoming Depression During The COVID-19 Pandemic by Tiara Jackson.
We hope that you will mark your calendar to join us for fun, fellowship, delicious food and great music on Thursday, July 22 at 5:00pm or on Saturd...
ICYMI: Read the latest “Equity and Resilience: The Impact of COVID-19 on Mississippi’s Black Women” essay, ‘I Received A Divination’: Seek Friendship From Black Women Unapologetically by Jasmine Wolfe.
Check out my new illustration in collaboration with the Mississippi Free Press for their Voices column. This week, the article is written by Jackson native, Elizabeth Jordan, where she explores ways in which she gains mental clarity during #COVID19.
"Nursing still leaves me uncomfortable in my uniform and questioning if this is really for me. COVID has changed my life like many others, just differently. It has confirmed my uneasiness in the profession, my values of family and my place in this area of health." - Ariel Wiggins
