Bridge to Equity Foundation

08/25/2025

💡 Breastfeeding Myths vs. Facts! 💡
So many parents hear conflicting advice—but here’s the truth:
✔ Breastmilk remains nutritious, even if you’re sick or malnourished.
✔ Most medications are safe.
✔ Pain signals something can be adjusted—don’t “just tough it out.”
💬 Share to spread awareness & support new moms!

08/17/2025

📢Join us Wednesday, September 3rd at 6:00 PM CT for our in-person Poverty is NOT Neglect Know Your Rights Teach-In, where we’ll break down what the new law means, how to protect your family, and the resources that can help keep children safe without harmful system involvement.

We’ll share real-life scenarios, practical tips, and community-based solutions that put care over surveillance.

Let’s stand together to make sure no family is punished for being poor🧡

Register at bit.ly/KYRTeachin

08/14/2025

In the South, more women are reclaiming breastfeeding — not just as a method of infant feeding, but as an act of healing, sovereignty, and cultural wisdom. 🌿

Breastfeeding provides perfect nutrition, strengthens immunity, and fosters a deep bond between mother and child. In rural communities, where resources may be limited, support networks are critical to ensuring every mother has the tools and encouragement she needs.

More Information & Support:
• La Leche League International
• WIC Breastfeeding Support
• U.S. Breastfeeding Committee
• Postpartum Support International

At Bridge to Equity Foundation, we are committed to nurturing strong starts for rural mothers. Breastfeeding is more than a personal choice — it’s an investment in community health and future generations. Let’s reclaim it, together. 💛

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08/14/2025

🌟 Spotlight on Our Health Contributors 🌟 We’re thrilled to celebrate the amazing individuals who dedicate their time, skills, and passion to improving community health! Through storytelling, advocacy, and public health work, they make a lasting difference in the lives they touch. Featured Contributors: ✨ De’Nitria Price-Robinson – A writer dedicated to empowering underserved communities through powerful storytelling and community service. ✨ Kiara Turvey – A digital communications coordinator, uplifting low-income communities and people of color through storytelling and public health initiatives. ✨ Neema Ogega – A writer and disability advocate, amplifying underrepresented voices and championing equitable, healthy communities. We’re deeply grateful to our health contributors for inspiring change and reminding us that every effort counts. 💙

07/08/2025

I have the pleasure of giving back to the communtiy the raised me recently…Brooklyn NY via Brooklyn hospital Community Outreach department and Family medicine rotation. It was a pleasure and brought me pride. I will say I forgot how hot the summers were.

07/08/2025

Whether we’re cooking with families, mentoring students, or training future providers—we are rooted in one goal: building trust, access, and equity for those too often left behind.

✨ Want to be part of the movement?
Volunteer with us, become a partner, or simply help us spread the word.

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07/08/2025

06/06/2025

🌟 Meet Our Cofounder & COO 🌟

We are honored to introduce Mr. Marius Coleman-Denton (Kofi Denton), a visionary leader and driving force behind Bridge to Equity Foundation. A native of Marion, Arkansas, now based in Memphis, Tennessee, Marius brings a powerful blend of scientific insight, lived experience, and Southern authenticity to his leadership.

As Chief Operating Officer, Marius oversees our day-to-day operations with a deep commitment to advancing healthcare equity and transforming systems from within. His strategic, mission-driven approach reflects a passion for building a more just and accessible healthcare landscape—especially for underserved communities across the South.

In addition to his work with the foundation, Marius is currently pursuing his medical degree, positioning him to drive lasting change both in and beyond the clinic.

Join us in celebrating the vision, leadership, and unwavering dedication of Marius Coleman-Denton as we continue building bridges to equity. 💼🩺

06/05/2025

🌟Meet Our Cofounder, CEO, and Executive Director🌟
We are proud to introduce Dr. L.J. (Toni LJ), a dedicated leader and visionary behind our mission. A native of Brooklyn, NY, now based in the Nashville, TN area, Dr. L.J. brings passion and expertise to every facet of our work.

She oversees our organizational vision and program development, with a strong focus on reproductive justice, rural health access, and community-based education. In addition to her leadership role, Dr. L.J. serves as a lecturer at Vanderbilt University and is currently pursuing her medical degree—continuing her commitment to advancing health equity both inside and outside the classroom.

Join us in celebrating the impact and leadership of Dr. L.J. 💪🏾✨