HER stories are our stories.In the increasingly polarized landscape of health policy, it’s never been more important to humanize the women behind our data and talking points. To challenge oversimplified narratives and lean into the complexity of lived experience. To build bridges of understanding in gray areas when there’s so much pressure to think — and act — like the world is black and white. It’s time to listen to the stories of Oklahoma’s women, honor the truth in them, and understand them as part of our story.
