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2nd Annual Black Family Wellness Expo Coming March 14
The San Diego (CA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated announces the 2nd Annual Black Family Wellness Expo (BFWE). Source link
Cal State Dominguez Hills showcases art from historic South L.A. Brockman Gallery – Daily Breeze
Timothy Washington’s engraving on aluminum with pigment titled “Introduction to Life,” on display at Cal State Dominguez Hills’ University Art Gallery in Carson on Wednesday,…
Middle East Conflict | DIRCO urges South African citizens to return home
The Department of International Relations and Co-operation (Dirco) has urged South African citizens in the Middle East to take advantage of the limited commercial flights…
Homecoming Court Nominees on Community and Connecting
Peyton-Marie Henry, Mehroj Alimov and Niervana Raphael Every year before Drexel University’s Homecoming, students nominate…
Equity and Engagement Staff Attends First Followers Film Screening
On Saturday, February 28, staff from the Community Safety and Justice and Mental Health and Emergency Response Divisions of the Equity and Engagement Department attended…
A Black-owned ranch in the Tijuana River Valley fosters community and ancestral connection
On the dusty road of Hollister Street going toward the Tijuana border are plots of land mainly used for homesteading. One of those plots is…
Finding joy and connection through fish
College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS) student and National Science Foundation postdoctoral research fellow Cam Mosley is studying how climate change is…
Redevelopment of historic New Orleans school must include education component
This story was originally published by Verite News. Officials in the New Orleans public school district and the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) are moving…
Tacoma nonprofit leader’s conflict with taxpayer funds
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Tacoma Urban League’s CEO defended how the nonprofit awarded taxpayer funds to businesses. CEO Desiree…
African community leaders endorse study alleging racism, discrimination and marginalisation in global conservation
A recently-published study says all is not well in the global conservation system, as legacies of colonial policies such as racism and discrimination against communities…
