Dr. Fraser and two Beyond the Stigma Peer Leaders were featured on Cindy Hsu’s “Start With Kindness” segment on her WCBS morning show to bring awareness to the mental health needs for youth and to highlight the work being done to support Brooklyn youth on their mental health journeys. | April 2026 https://insight.tveyes.com/public/share/02c8257e-8a0c-4cf5-91e1-cb886559bbb6/e4482c12-043b-4333-bf66-5be640149960

Whenever a candidate for mayor, governor or president is elected for the first time, the conversation quickly turns to who will make up their inner circle – and how qualified and capable their top appointees will be. | November 2025 https://www.cityandstateny.com/power-lists/2025/11/2025-unsung-heroes/409354/?oref=listalert

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Coming up on Here and Now, we discuss how one local nonprofit organization in Brooklyn is on a mission to promote community health and wellness among Black men. | October 2025

When it comes to mental health, Black men are struggling. The trend lines on a range of indicators — from increasing rates of depression and anxiety to rising suicide rates — are moving in the wrong direction, signs of an invisible crisis. | October 2025 https://wordinblack.com/2025/10/mental-health-black-men-barber-shop/

In Brooklyn, a mother’s race can determine her chances of surviving childbirth, and the stakes are higher here than almost anywhere else in New York City. https://www.downstate.edu/about/office-of-the-president/presidents-bulletin/2025/10-21/04-redefining-maternal-health.html

This #SLS, we are shining a light on Dr. Marilyn Fraser. Dr. Fraser is the CEO at the Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health and a Research Associate Professor in both the Department of Medicine and the School of Public Health at the SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University. | October 2025 https://www.facebook.com/nyliberty/posts/pfbid0238Bs3jTy7Kf2B7JtAQY7hRdUqM6guuw5TmGV6r8cs1SML4jrEn8ry9zxH5dYN4URl?rdid=xNb5eA9pg6DgquRG#