Ā Ā Ā Ā For years, Haiti has lived in a state of suspended hope. Armed gangs hold large stretches of Port-au-Prince and beyond, driving millions from their homes, shuttering schools and markets, and making the simple act of moving through the city an act of courage. Elections have been postponed again and again. Daily life has been reduced to calculation and fear. The status quo has failed, and Haitians know it better than anyone.
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Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā As several European nations start to tighten their so-called golden visa policies, one Caribbean nation is adopting a different strategy and launching the first official ācitizenship by invitationā program in history.
Black Americans are four times more likely to get kidney disease, but donāt always know they have at-home treatment options.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Alumni representing chapters from across the state networked, strategized, raised resources, and got updates on the great things happening every day at FAMU.
Ā Ā Ā Ā The 1st annual event themed āThe Power of Oneā highlighted how one person or organization can make an immense difference in the City of Lauderhill.Ā Almost 200 guests gathered to support friends and family accept their Lauderhill Heroes award.Ā Categories in which awardees received the H-E-R-O-E-S accolade included Healthcare, Education, Residents, Opportunities, and Service.