Birmingham Chapter News Today

This week Tasha speaks with Priscilla Hancock Cooper       Ms. Cooper is Vice President of Institutional Programs at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI).  After serving as consultant and copywriter for the permanent exhibition from 1990-92, she returned to BCRI in 2000 to lead its innovat

HBCU "Hackathon" teams formulated ideas, brainstormed about potential solutions and pulled together presentations that devised creative ways of helping communities.

Paving the path for nursing education The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing has been long recognized for its, high-quality academic programs. They are on the cusp of the latest trends in education, but undergo continuous evaluation and improvement, integrate the latest technologies and provide the most up-to-date clinical knowledge available using breadth and depth of faculty expertise and the latest scientific discoveries. Students benefit from interprofessional faculty and...

Just days later a trump supporter was photographed pulling the hair of a young immigration activist at a rally in d.c. and last month a protester in miami was kicked and violently dragged at an event while onlookers chanted "usa." joining me now, carlos chasvert, youth president national affirmative actions birmingham chapter, who witnessed his friend being attacked by a crowd. first set the scene for me. you went to protest at the trump event in birmingham. where were you standing during the ev...