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Lawrence-based Brothers in Arms Men’s Support Circle was one of 13 community organizations sharing last week in $380,000 in state grants to support restorative justice programming. Brothers in Arms Men’s Support Circle was awarded about $40,000 from the Commonwealth Restorative Justice Community Grant Program. “Restorative Justice practices can help those who have experienced harm and […]

Brantford’s Ward 5 runs along Elgin Street between West Street and Wayne Gretzky Parkway and heads south along Park Road South. It runs parallel with Birkett…

Part of the charge of community action is to look at the system and community level issues impacting low and moderate income households. This work has been critical to South

The new northern Michigan community wellness project, ‘Stories That Heal,’ is supporting healing by creating collaborative music.

The Medical Guardian MGMove Smartwatch connects you to an emergency response agent in a matter of seconds and offers lots of useful features including a step counter, medicine reminders, and a robust companion app.

Opportunities to learn, share and act regarding work climate and equitable career pathways will abound in the spring schedule of Purdue’s Susan Bulkeley Butler Center for Leadership Excellence. From programs dealing with bias and power to the Fourth Annual Conference for Associate Professors, the center is calling attention to what is happening and what can happen.

During the pandemic, Black and Latino youth noticed an increase in mental health issues among their peers. Members of the ACLU's SoCal youth branch took action, advocating for holistic mental health solutions in schools.

Wikimedia CommonsSchool officials in Piedmont, California, are in full damage-control mode after their plans for a “support circle for white students” in the wake of the Derek Chauvin verdict sparked major backlash.A day after the white former Minneapolis police officer was found guilty last month of murdering George Floyd, who was Black, the assistant superintendent of the Piedmont Unified School District reached out to students and staff offering the chance to engage in dialogue ...

It’s got the highest COVID-19 rates in Canada — again. Is Alberta headed for disaster? By: Alex Boyd - Calgary Bureau,Douglas Quan - Vancouver Bureau, Toronto Star Posted: Last Modified: 4:47 PM CDT Sunday, May. 2, 2021 TODD KOROL - THE CANADIAN PRESS FILE New restrictions announced Thursday are too little too late for critics who point out that retail, churches and patio dining rem...

Black students able to access mental health, community-building resources Rachel Garner/File University Health Services and student-run organizations and projects have virtual mental health and community-building resources available to Black students. Black students can access a variety of mental health and community-building resources through University Health Services, or UHS, and student-run projects and organizations. Offering virtual mental health services is important for students during ...