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Methods and Leading Practices for Advancing Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through Government. Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through Federal Government, the OMB requested input on ways to expand equity-focused methods and approaches across the federal government as agencies develop Equity Action Plans to rectify equity gaps in agency programs, policies, and activities.  In its letter, the AAMC recommended that agencies incorporate strategies for the engagement and retention of diverse stakeholders across the five issue areas identified in the...

Announcements Sixth & Vine Wine Bar and Restaurant at 209 6th St. in Winston-Salem will host a brunch event from noon to 3 p.m. July 18. The event centerpiece is chef Belinda Smith-Sullivan’s recent cookbook, “Let’s Brunch,” that will provide Sixth and Vine chef Ebony Warfield with plenty of options for a special menu for diners. Smith-Sullivan, who has been busy establishing a residence in Winston-Salem during the pandemic, will be on hand to sign copies of “Let’s Brunch,” and visit with diners. Popular local chef, Michael Spencer, will be stepping outside ...

View Comments United Partners for Human Services will host its 22nd Annual Conference for Excellence in Nonprofit Management and Leadership virtually on May 12. UPHS presents this conference each year to provide a high-quality professional development experience for nonprofit professionals who are critical in improving the quality of life for our neighbors in the Big Bend. This year’s conference has been carefully curated to include various tracks of focus and offers something valuable for every professional in your organization.  Whether you’re a future leader or seasoned Executive Dire...

CAITLYN M. MAY, JAMES DAY and K. RAMBO Mid-Valley Media Mid-valley residents were quick to respond to the conviction of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd, with some gathering in person to express their feelings and others offering their views via social media or in response to questions from Mid-Valley Media. Black leaders at Oregon State University organized a “Humanity and Hope” gathering on campus within hours of Chauvin being found guilty of Floyd’s murder. Jason Dorsette, director of Advancing Equity for Student Succ...

The budget would cover the 2021-2022 school year. Author: Samantha York (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 7:45 AM EDT April 15, 2021 Updated: 7:46 AM EDT April 15, 2021 PORTLAND, Maine — All but one school board member voted in favor of the Portland Public Schools proposed $125.8 million budget, Tuesday night. That proposal now heads to city councilors for further approval next month before Portland city residents will vote on the final budget at the ballot box in June. Superintendent of Portland Public Schools, Xavier Botana says the goal is to ...