STEM Saturday with City og Lauderhill Youth Excel at Royal Palm Elementary was a day full of discovery and excitement! Our youth dove into science, technlogy, and creativity through hands- on activities in a fun and engaging setting-smiles all around.
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Civil rights leaders and grassroots groups are set to gather in Miami Gardens for “The People’s Meetup,” a town hall led by Democratic state Sen. Shevrin Jones focused on mobilizing Black voters and advancing social justice.
The South Broward Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. honored Senator Dr. Rosalind Osgood, Florida State Senator for District 32, with the Outstanding Community Service Award. Dr. Osgood shared that it was a pleasure to speak at the inspiring Community Prayer Breakfast this past weekend, where the community came together to uplift and empower one another.
As the nation observes Mental Health Awareness Month, the Two Minute Warning Show brings viewers a timely and thought-provoking episode titled: “Mental Health and Its Impact on the Criminal Justice System – Is It Justice or Is It Just Us? “This powerful discussion, airing Thursday, May 22nd, will feature two nationally respected scholars who are helping reshape how we think about justice, mental health, and systemic inequities.
Congratulations to @MiamiDolphins legend and @miamiedison_fb alum Nat Moore, who was honored this past Wednesday with a street named after him at Miami Edison!
Florida A&M University has selected Charter telecommunications executive Marva Johnson as its 13th president, a decision that comes after weeks of controversy, emotional testimony, and deep concern from many students, supporters, alumni, and faculty.
Kazah Temple #149 A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Incorporated (Miami Prince Hall Shriners) presented $1,000 scholarships to two deserving high school students from Miami-Dade County. The students – Kendall Crapp and Sa’Niyah Jean – were selected based on their high school record of academic achievement and community service.
Miami is giving long-overdue flowers to one of its most influential cultural icons. On a stretch of NW 11th Avenue—between 58th and 60th Streets—a new name now proudly marks the pavement: Luther Campbell Way. The honor celebrates the indelible legacy of Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell, a pioneer of Miami bass music and a fearless defender of artistic freedom.
For the past two years, the Beta Beta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. has been a driving force in the greater Miami community, embodying its fraternal aims: manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind.