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Austin's St. David's Foundation gives out $24 million in grants to Central Texas nonprofits

The Children's Center Inc. helps places spot child endangerment

The Children's Center Inc. helps businesses spot child endangerment and hangs a sign in their window letting kids know that place is a safe haven.

Billions wasted on social intervention programmes

PROFESSOR of Caribbean sustainable development at The University of the West Indies Antho...

Rickey Smiley Morning Show

7:00 PM - 12:00 AM This 20+ year radio vet knows how to rock the air waves. Keith says he feels like every city he has been in and worked radio has made him the on air person he is today. Frankfort Kentucky, Louisville, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Chattanooga have all influen... Ricky Smiley Comedy legend and entertainment mogul Rickey Smiley is a television host, actor and top rated nationally syndicated radio personality, and has become one of the entertainmentindustry’s most celebrated performers. Most recently, his memoir Stand by Your Truth And Then Run for Your Life was released by Gallery Books, he joined the Martin Lawrence 2018 LIT AF nationwide tour as well as the Mike Epps Platinum Comedy Tour. He co-hosted the Black Music Honors for the second time and is being brought back as the permanent host. In 2017, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) recognized Rickey’s excellence in broadcasting and awarded him the Marconi Award for Network/Syndicated Personality of the Year.

Philly's Gun Violence Solutions Are Locked Up in Prison With the Souls Who Researched and Created Them

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. / Philly’s Gun Violence Solutions Are Locked Up in Prison With the Souls Who Researched and Created Them Philly’s Gun Violence Solutions Are Locked Up in Prison With the Souls Who Researched and Created Them Solutions for the causative factors of gun violence are in prison.   As of this writing, 129 homicides by gun and approximately 418 nonfatal shootings have occurred in the City of Philadelphia, the fifth largest metropolitan area in the United States. The City’s police force is pulled helter skelter from one end of the city to the other end responding to homicides by gun and nonfatal shootings that occur daily. Resources are being stretched dangerously thin. Cacophonous cries for an end to gun violence reverberates through traumatized neighborhoods.. Where are the solutions? Solutions for the causative factors of gun violence are In prison. Locked up with the souls who designed them. One such soul is a model prisoner and inside-out Reentry, Criminal Justice Reform, and Social Justice Thought Leader James Muhammed Taylor (www.jamesmuhammedtaylor.com) at SCI Phoenix in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. To souls on the “inside”, he is a Mentor, Teacher, and Father Figure. For souls on the “outside”, Mr. Taylor is someone whom community stakeholders look to for solutions-based strategies to address the myriad of challenges that marginalize their communities. Challenges like gun violence, the “school-to-prison” pipeline, recidivism, street crime, and lack of access to positive male role models and legitimate real-life employment and career options for at-risk youths and young adults.

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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively Donate $250K in Support of Indigenous Students in Canada

Charles Sykes/Invision/AP Global Citizen LifeDefeat Poverty Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively Donate $250K in Support of Indigenous Students in Canada The donation will help Indigenous post-secondary students grow their careers. Why Global Citizens Should Care Celebrities and influencers have the opportunity to help change the world for the better. By using their platforms to help fight poverty and inspire others to do the same, they can contribute to the overall well-being of their communities — and to the fight against extreme poverty. You can help by taking action here. Celebrity couple Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have made a donation of $250,000 to help Indigenous post-secondary students access better career opportunities in Canada.

Program for at-risk youth battles through pandemic obstacles

Program for at-risk youth battles through pandemic obstacles and last updated 2021-02-19 13:23:25-05 CHICAGO — Vaccination programs continue to work through the most vulnerable and highest priority populations. But many social service workers are still waiting, all the while continuing to support at-risk populations in their communities. For 15-year-old Kenneth Tolliver, regular in-person meetings with his mentors have kept him tethered during the pandemic. “In-person talking is better than over the phone because I know that they're really talking to me,” said Tolliver. “They really listen to what I'm saying.” Since the seventh grade, Tolliver has been a part of the youth development program at

Finding Strength in Promoting Books, Reading, Literacy, and Community as Writers, Promoters, and Life Long Learning

  With tradeshow cancellations, some people go into their shells.  Others take the down time to start new projects and hone their skills.  Some negotiate their dream project and find getting accomodations to split daily focus pays off.  Whether Jane Marla Robbins, past IRWIN Award Winning poet, and her new Covid 19 lockdown poems or short you tube videos or Jon Baptist working with his employer and recording work on Soul, many cultural creatives have been hard at work to fill a content and distribution opportunity whether on contract or in preparation for having one. In truth, in Black History Month, there are new projects emerging and several other backlist titles that are classics.  These show the pluck and planning of other invisible industry professionals making sure an author, poet, performer, or team of co-writers and editors are represented at their best. 

Querencia-Finding Strength in Promoting Books, Reading, Literacy, and Community as Writers pursuing Life Long Learning

  With tradeshow cancellations, some people go into their shells.  Others take the down time to start new projects and hone their skills.  Some negotiate their dream project and find getting accomodations to split daily focus pays off.  Whether Jane Marla Robbins, past IRWIN Award Winning poet, and her new Covid 19 lockdown poems or short you tube videos or Jon Baptist working with his employer and recording work on Soul, many cultural creatives have been hard at work to fill a content and distribution opportunity whether on contract or in preparation for having one. In truth, in Black History Month, there are new projects emerging and several other backlist titles that are classics.  These show the pluck and planning of other invisible industry professionals making sure an author, poet, performer, or team of co-writers and editors are represented at their best.