DEI – Community Solutions for Head Lice

Community Solutions for Head Lice

A THENCE Publication

Mom’s testimonial about head lice checks at school

October 8, 2023

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“One day my daughter came home from school, and she just looked…” script An African American Mom talks about her […]

Growing up in my African community

October 3, 2023

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Lets explore how standardized practices can be harmful, especially when it comes to kinky, coily or curly hair, and the […]

Respectfully inspecting for head lice in all hair types

October 2, 2023

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| DEI, Head lice Identification and removal

So how do experienced technicians and nurses respectfully and safely perform head checks with diverse populations? Innocensia Kambewe explains, “It […]

Damage free nit removal with diverse hair textures

October 1, 2023

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| DEI, Head lice Identification and removal

In an event that you find head lice in a child’s braids, locs or any other hair style, meticulous care […]

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