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$156
$184
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$195
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1/4 page*24 column inches
$568
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4.914 x 8"
4 columns x 6" 6.611" x 6"
1/2 page *48 column inches
$1036
$1229
6 columns x 8"
10" x 8"
full page*90 column inches
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6 columns x 15"
10" x 15"
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$128.50
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$226
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$265
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4.914 x 8"
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PAGE VIEWS » 1.6 MILLION
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Female 58%
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Graduate School
29%
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African American
30%
Asian5%
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Other5%
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20%
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35 – 44
24%
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20%
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Independent46%
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Somewhat Active
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Inactive19%
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Holiday^
2015 EDITORIAL FEATURES»
PUBLISH DATE January 8
January 15
February 5
February 12
March 5
May 7 June 4
June 11
August 6
August 13 October 1 October 8
November 12 December 10
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Fall HEALTH
a special advertorial section
the dimock center
Shopping Guide
Kassmin Williams
some hub organizations will be
The phrase “shop until you drop” may together,
holiday shopping markets this
fall short in describing the exhaustion felt holding
as an alternative way to shop for
after a trip to the mall during the holiday winter
gifts.
shopping season.
Discovery Roxbury, WWMI Events and
Crowded stores, long lines and short
the Dorchester Arts Collaborative are a Thursday, February 6, 2014 • BAY STATE BANNER • 13
tempers are inevitable.
organizations hosting holiday
the
of
few
take
to
looking
For those who may be
shopping events in December.
a break from the madness or avoid it al-
SECTION (*Advertorial)
Career & Education *
Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Black History Month
Healthy & Wellness *
Career & Education *
Career & Education *
Black Music Month
Health & Wellness *
Career & Education *
Health & Wellness *
Breast Cancer Awareness *
Fall Education *
Holiday Shopping Guide *
Career & Education *
BLACK
HISTORY
Artsrox! Holiday
Pop-Up Shop
Discovery Roxbury will kick off
its ArtRox! Holiday Pop-Up Shop at
noon Friday, Dec. 6 at 2201 Washington Street in Dudley Square.
The event will feature fine arts,
crafts and designs created by vendors
in the Greater Roxbury area.
The pop-up shop opens for business from noon to 5 p.m., Friday
thru Tuesday, with the last day of the
event on Dec. 24.
Items sold during the event will
fit a wide-range of budgets and tastes.
For more information, visit
discoverroxbury.org and
click on “Holiday Pop-Up
Shop” under the “Annual
Events” tab.
Holiday
Artmarket
The Holiday
Bazaar/Festival
In The City
On the weekend of, Dec. 7 to
Dec. 8, Dorchester Arts CollaboWWMI Events is calling all to
rative is sponsoring Holiday Artits family-friendly shopping event
Market.
at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
The event is from noon to 5
The Holiday Bazaar/Festival in
p.m. at The Erick Jeane Center
the City is being held at the Reggie
for The Arts at 157A Washington
Lewis Track and Athletic Center
Street in Dorchester.
in Roxbury and will include over
Shoppers can purchase reason35 businesses for shopping.
ably priced gifts, cards and holiThere will also be games and
day décor during
the event.the Banner Archives
photos
from
activities for children, raffles and a
The event will also feature a
photo booth.
table for children to shop for gifts.
Admission is free for the event.
For more information,
visit facebook.com/
DorchesterArtsCollaborative.
For updates, visit
facebook.com/wwmievents.
SoWa Holiday
Market
On Saturday, Dec. 14 and
Sunday, Dec. 15, SoWa, which
stands for South of Washington, is
holding its annual holiday market.
Open from noon to 6 p.m. on
both days, the event will be held
in the main building of the Benjamin Franklin Institute in the
South End.
The annual market features independent designers, artists and
crafters from across New England.
Admission is $5 for those 12
and older. Anyone under 12 is free.
For more information, visit
sowaholidaymarket.com.
(Top) An apron
designed by Lynda
Hester.
(Left) Janeen St.
Louis and her
jewelry. (Photos
courtesy of
Discover Roxbury)
leads the way in the integration of
mental health care with obstetric care
18 • Thursday, October 10, 2013 • BAY STATE BANNER
Downtown
Crossing Holiday
Market
For an earlier start on Christmas
shopping, head to the Downtown
Crossing Holiday Market, which
will kick off at 11 a.m. on Saturday,
Nov. 30 at the Summer Street Plaza.
Attendees will be able to
choose from a wide-range of gift
ideas created by locals, including
jewelry makers, gourmet food
makers, sculptors, photographers
and woodcarvers.
After the start date, the market
will open daily from 11 a.m. to 7
p.m. Monday through Saturday and
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
For more information, visit
downtownboston.org.
Over the past two years, The
Dimock Center in Roxbury has
been one of the leading community centers in the country in efforts to integrate behavioral health
with pediatrics. Spearheading this
effort is Dr. Nandini Sengupta,
Dimock’s medical director of
Health Services, who also serves
as the director of the Behavioral
Health Pediatrics Integration
Program. Of the program, she
says, “We’re really one of the few
practices doing it right now. We
have a team of primary care staff
and mental health clinicians plus
a psychiatrist sitting in the same
space, co-managing the patient at
the same time. We’re bringing that
model into OB-GYN.”
Beginning this fall, The
Dimock Center is expanding the
integration of mental health care
and obstetric care for all women
who receive prenatal services at
Dimock. The focus is on early detection and treatment of depression in pregnancy.
Sengupta, who has been prac-
(L-R): A Dimock Center patient with Dr. Nandini Sengupta, The Dimock Center’s medical director. (Photos courtesy of The Dimock Center)
ticing at Dimock for almost 20
years, says this program came
about when “one of our social
workers gave a general talk to a
group of pregnant women in our
Centering Pregnancy program
(group prenatal visits for women
who are at the same gestational
age), about signs and symptoms of
depression and was overwhelmed
by their response.” She added,
“That’s when we realized the huge
unmet need.”
The Dimock Center was
recently awarded a grant in
the amount of $10,000 by the
Community Partnership Fund
through Children’s Hospital.
The funding will pay for a Licensed Social Worker (LICSW)
to be on site four days a week,
adjacent to the clinic at all initial
obstetric appointments.
Typically, all women at their
initial prenatal care appointment are required to fill out a Patient Health Questionnaire Nine
(PHQ9) form. The form contains
Fall
Education
GuidE
(L-R): Dr. Nandini Sengupta, medical director, and Dr. Holly Oh, The Dimock Center’s
chief medical officer.
Dimock, continued to page 18
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