RSFH has ties to the new International African American Museum

Above left: RSFH teammate Kiena Evans-Palmer center with her husband, Kinta Palmer, to the left and her cousin Charlamagne tha God to her right. Above right: The International African American Museum’s Praise House exhibit. 

Local figures and cultural icons with roots in Charleston have flocked to the city over the past week to celebrate the International African American Museum’s grand opening.

[Read more…]

RSFH sponsors Juneteenth Family Festival

[Read more…]

Honoring Juneteenth

Dear teammates,  

I want to underscore the history and significance of Juneteenth as well as suggest a few ways to recognize the upcoming holiday. 

[Read more…]

RSFH contributes $65.9 million in community benefit in 2022

View the 2022 Community Benefit Report

Dear friends,  

[Read more…]

Tiquita Stewart shares her passion for DIHE work

April is National Diversity Month and Minority Health Month.

[Read more…]

Kelly Walker shares motivations behind her DIHE work

April is National Diversity Month and Minority Health Month. 

[Read more…]

DIHE team completes Racial Equity Institute training

[Read more…]

The D&I Council hosts Author Maxine Smith

In honor of Women’s History Month, Roper St. Francis Healthcare’s Diversity & Inclusion Council hosted Maxine Smith, local author and respected community leader, for a discussion about her book about her father, “The Midnight Mayor of Charleston (The Henry Smith Story).”

[Read more…]

RSFH at the 2023 Black Expo

[Read more…]

Register to attend a local author’s book discussion next week

In honor of Women’s History Month, the Diversity and Inclusion Council is proud to feature a discussion with local author Dr. Maxine Smith about her book, “The Midnight Mayor of Charleston (The Henry Smith Story).”

[Read more…]