Commentary

The recent analyses published by the Census Bureau offer a sobering glimpse into evolving patterns of fertility and birth in the United States. In “Childlessness on the Rise — Except […]

Beyond NIAs: The Ruthless Elimination of Struggle One of the most challenging parts of living in an under-resourced neighborhood is that you need resources. And often, to get those resources,

Imagine Shawnee County as a community garden. Some plots are lush and thriving, while others are dry, weedy, or barely sprouting. The “United to Transform 2025 Needs Assessment” is like a master

At SENT, we believe that every change—no matter how challenging—creates an opportunity to deepen our relationships and support one another. This year’s passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Mental health is often treated as a clinical issue—something managed in counseling sessions or treated with prescriptions. But what if one of the most powerful mental health interventions isn’t found

What does it mean to be healthy? It’s easy to think of health in terms of hospital visits, prescriptions, or diets. But a growing body of research shows that one

When a mother thrives, her child has a better chance to thrive. But in communities across the country, including Southeast Topeka, that opportunity is far from guaranteed. The challenges mothers

Housing Is Health: How SENT Inc. Is Building a Future Without Homelessness Homelessness is one of the most visible symptoms of systemic inequity in America. But it’s not just a

Across the country, communities are rethinking what it really means to pursue health and opportunity for all. At SENT, this question is not theoretical—it’s practical, urgent, and rooted in the

We live in a time where fun, excitement, and entertainment seem to guide almost every part of life. We want things fast, easy, and enjoyable. And if something doesn’t feel