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As seen in: Critical Frequency, NPR, Here & Now Anytime, Flipboard, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), The World from PRX, Buffalo News, KRCC-FM (Colorado Springs, CO), LAist, MPR News (Saint Paul, MN), GBH News (Boston, MA) and
Senior Producer of Religion & Spirituality @npr | Host - Unfinished: Short Creek | Producer - This Land S2 | Former desert dweller
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Another Voice: Helping families is how we improve children’s health outcomes in WNY

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By Sarah Ventre Verified
| Buffalo News Verified
As a pediatrician and medical director at two Golisano Children's Hospital of Buffalo pediatric clinics, Niagara Street and Broadway Pediatrics, I am reminded every day that a child’s health is shaped by far more than what happens during a routine checkup. kAmu2>:=:6D 4@>6 E@ FD =@@<:?8 7@C 8F:52?46 @? E96:C 49:=5’D 56G6=@A>6?E[ 3692G:@C[ A2C6?E:?8 492==6?86D 2?5 6G6CJ52J ?665D] qFE 2 A9JD:4:2? 42??@E 5@ E9:D 2=@?6 – :E E2<6D 2 E62> @7 :?5:G:5F2=D[ 6249 A=2J:?8 2? :>A@CE2?E C@=6 :?
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'Everybody was wearing black.' How the Iranian diaspora is observing Nowruz amid war

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By Sarah Ventre Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Nozlee Samadzadeh's <em>haft sin</em> — a traditional table set for Nowruz featuring symbolic objects. Sarah Ventre Nowruz — the Iranian New Year — is one of the biggest holidays of the year for Iranians, and is usually celebrated with large parties and get-togethers. It’s an ancient holiday, with pre-Islamic roots, and unites Iranians across religious lines throughout Iran and the diaspora.
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