The APA Family Support Services of San Francisco held The 2024 Children's Art and Drawing Competition on May 19th to celebrate the artistic youths of today's generation. Dora Lau, Relationship Manager at our N. Cal Regional Office had the honor of presenting the awards to the young and talented participants. #APAFSS #preferredbank #artcontest
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Join us on February 15 at 4 pm PST/ 7 pm EST for Teaching Film With Testimony. In this webinar, we will explore how testimony-based resources can contextualize history and develop student ability to interrogate a film's validity, accuracy authenticity, and the creative handling of a historical event. During this session, participants will: • Explore the Teaching Film with Testimony resources in IWitness • Learn strategies to use testimony-based resources to humanize and historically contextualize films • Evaluate how testimony-based resources counter genocide and Holocaust distortion and denial Register here: https://bit.ly/3SLQ6DD
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#ArlingtonMA ACMi and the DEIBJ department have collaborated to produce a concise video highlighting Lent and Easter. We value our community's unique experiences and identities and make every effort to represent and respect every culture, community, and belief system with authenticity and honor. Watch the video here! https://loom.ly/kgW_hP4
DEI Observances: Easter
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Paul is an award-winning brand strategist that creates game-changing brands. He’s an outcome-driven marketing strategist, brand activator and a entrepreneur who is experienced in creating business success.
Designing to create awareness and promote change is always rewarding for me. It may surprise some that even in today's world, the arts are not immune to inequities and injustice. Through my passion for design and storytelling, I had the opportunity to share Victoria Jeason's inspiring journey as she confronted these challenges with courage and resilience. #createyourclarity #DEIAJ #designforchange #GHAC https://lnkd.in/eqKYDVqG
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Co-Founder/Bus.Mgr., Burrow & Scheidell Art Academy and Co-Creator of INTEGR8ART where whole learning happens. | A unique vision making it easy for educators to add Art Integration into all curriculum for K-8 schools.
If you are in California there are funds specifically for the ARTS in school through Proposition 28. Let’s chat! #INTEGR8ART #WhereWholeLearningHappens #K8ArtProgram
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A really thoughtful and constructive approach to now. Leadership matters.
Mindy and I are honored to help launch this program bringing up to 85,000 NYC 8th graders to the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust. The lessons of this center are vital today. It reminds us of where hate can lead, and the enormous difference individuals make when they find the courage to act in our darkest moments. https://nyti.ms/3Kfsbrh
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Proud to be part of this transformation! “Making our communities safer means addressing the core issues that bring people into conflict with the law and their neighbours – a lifetime in and out of jail and back again doesn’t make anybody safer,” said Premier David Eby. “We have to break that cycle. For Indigenous people in B.C., the solutions to break that cycle are most likely to be successful if they’re culturally grounded. I’m very grateful to the First Nations Justice Council for working with us to deliver safer communities and help change lives.” In B.C., Indigenous Peoples make up approximately 5% of the population, but they account for approximately 30% of those incarcerated provincially. A key part of making communities safer is addressing why people come into contact with the justice system in the first place so it can be prevented from happening. “What we have accomplished with the expansion of the IJC network in B.C. is astonishing. In collaboration with First Nations and Indigenous communities, organizations, and leaders across the province, we have successfully established five new IJCs in the span of 12 months, hired a strong team of lawyers, Elders, Knowledge Keepers and outreach workers and are ready to serve the needs of Indigenous people,” said Kory Wilson, chair, BC First Nations Justice Council. “I want to thank the provincial government for recognizing the dire need to correct the harms inflicted by a broken system, and for working with us at this rapid pace to create safe, welcoming spaces in communities that place decision-making back into the hands of communities and provide Indigenous people with access to critical legal and wraparound supports and services.” The opening of IJCs is an important part of the BC First Nations Justice Strategy (BCFNJC), which advances 43 transformative lines of action along two tracks to change lives and outcomes for Indigenous people. IJCs are advancing track 1 work of the strategy, reforming the existing justice system, while providing a foundation for track 2 work of the strategy, the restoration of First Nations legal traditions, systems and structures.
"What we have accomplished is astounding. In collaboration with First Nations and Indigenous communities, organizations & leaders across BC, we have successfully established five new Indigenous Justice Centres in 12 months..." said Kory Wilson, Chair BC. https://bit.ly/48u1cCV
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When you care about something, you must speak on it to preserve it. As chairperson of the Achieving Academic Equity and Excellence for Black Boys (AAEEBB) advisory council, I appreciate my #AAEEBB colleagues and community offering public comment at the recent MSDE board meeting. With a topic as pressing as our boys, it is critical that there are stakeholders lending their voices to share and contextualize the investment, impact, and importance of this area of work. https://lnkd.in/eB--mpbE
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In our March issue: FEMA reducing barriers for artists experiencing disasters; how Illinois Arts Council, South Carolina Arts Commission, Oklahoma Arts Council, Virginia Commission for the Arts, ArtsWA / Washington State Arts Commission and others are supporting their states' communities; top-line data from NASAA's annual State Arts Agency Revenues report; new resources about arts councils, arts and economic resiliency, the federal-state partnership in the arts ... and more! https://shorturl.at/cquX2
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🇨🇦TDJF in Canada! Last September, our President and CEO, Kelley F. Cornish, MA, CCDP spoke to the British Columbia Chapter of the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers in Vancouver. Watch as Kelley discusses the importance of building generational wealth in Black and Brown communities, drawing inspiration from the legacy of Black Wall Street. #CanadaDay #GenerationalWealth #FinancialInclusion #TDJakesFoundation #WealthBuilding #CABL #BlackWallStreet
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