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Following the preventable deaths of loved ones due to childbirth complications, two families galvanize activists, birth-workers and physicians to reckon with one of the most pressing American crises of our time – the US maternal health crisis.
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Join the AAGACC for this dynamic workshop where Sonia Gipson Rankin, JD; Karissa Culbreath, PhD; and Dr. Assata Zerai, Ph.D will discuss why diversity, equity, and inclusion are vital for law, medicine, science, and education.
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The NAACP, City of Hobbs, United Way of Lea County, Hobbs Municipal Schools, Hobbs Headstart, Hobbs Hispano Chamber of Commerce, Hobbs Chamber of Commerce, WHI Hobbs, Cissy’s Food Ministry, Lea County Beef Project, The Salvation Army, Pacific Rim and Domino’s Pizza have all teamed up to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr by a Day of Giving.
Monday, January 18, 2021 these organizations will come together to give back to the community from 12-2pm at MLK Soccerplex located at 1320 S. Dal Paso. To help celebrate the dream of unity by MLK, we invite everyone to come experience the unity of Hobbs as we hand out food; hot meals and/or food boxes, as well as collecting coats for re-distribution and handing out what we currently have collected.
“Everybody can be great … because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The CABQ Office of Equity & Inclusion is conducting opinion surveys with Albuquerque’s African-American community. This survey seeks to identify priorities from the community and learn how to better engage.
The survey conducted by Scott Carreathers, African American Community and Business Liaison, collects demographic information from African American community members and will be used to assess how different segments of the community see and engage with their City government.
The data collected from the survey will be compiled into a report to illustrate the needs identified and how engagement with the community by the City of Albuquerque can be improved. There are two surveys, one for youth and one for adults.
The survey for African American adults can be taken at this link.
The survey for African American youth can be taken at this link.
A reminder these surveys are intended for African American respondents. These surveys are being collected by Scott Carreathers, African American Community & Business Liaison with the City of Albuquerque, until January 15.