In a gesture of good faith, a team of Florida Memorial University executives, including the University’s President, Dr. Jaffus Hardrick and Provost, Dr. Adrienne Cooper, brought lunch to support our local healthcare heroes. […]
Florida A&M University (FAMU) will receive an additional $26.3 million in federal stimulus funding set aside to assist historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to help offset losses related to the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
On Friday, the site increased its daily capacity to 300 tests. organizers announced Monday the site will continue in operation until at least through May 14. It may be extended longer on a weekly basis, depending on the traffic, said Cynthia Harris, Ph.D., director of the FAMU Public Health Institute and one of the organizers. […]
A dark story that we’ve seen time and time is being repeated this past week in Broward County. Sheriff Gregory Tony, the first African American sheriff in our County’s history, is now being subject to the type of racially-tinged political attacks that should be relegated to the dustbin of history. […]
In Loving Tribute Albert Tucker […]
Just when we thought we had seen everything in this 2020 election cycle—from a crowded Democrat field with twenty-six candidates, to the impeachment of the current president, and the miraculous resurrection of Joe Biden’s campaign from an all but certain political grave—COVID-19 enters the race, causing party leaders to come up with new ways to engage voters and build enthusiasm, while leaving voters in the dark wondering how they can fulfill their civic obligation without putting themselves and others at risk. […]
Food Assistance Programs Critical for Low-Income Children and Families […]
During this time we might be tempted to eat food that is not very good for our health. Good nutrition is important for our health, particularly in times when the immune system might need to fight back. […]
I also said that in the meantime they should enjoy their time with their family and keep up the good work. […]
ChildNet, a Community-Based Care lead agency that protects abused, abandoned and neglected children in the community is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a $25,000 grant from AT&T. The emergency relief grant will provide much needed funding for youth and families in the ChildNet system of care and support them in paying for housing, food, utilities and other emergency needs. […]
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