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CSPAN2 Washington Journal Representative Val Demings D-FL March 11, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Washington Journal Representative Val Demings D-FL March 11, 2017

Why did you decide to run for congress . Reporter guest i was a social worker in my hometown and ive been in Public Service pretty much all of my adult life. I was actually recruited to run for congress. Took me a while to make the decision to run but its all about serving people. Think we are going through a tough time in our nation and what a great time to be in congress helping to work out some of the Biggest Challenges we are facing. Host what you think is the greatest challenge facing the Law Enforcement community . Guest its a job as i have said that i did for 27 years. I had the opportu...

Nashville-Based Nonprofit Helps Kids by Helping Their Parents to Parent Effectively - Vimarsana News

Nashville-Based Nonprofit Helps Kids by Helping Their Parents to Parent Effectively

A Nashville nonprofit is determined to help parents raise resilient children by training and teaching them about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), intergenerational trauma and how the brain and DNA are affected by it, and supporting them in their fight to break the cycle of the trauma. All these at no cost, just out of mercy and their desire to serve.

Buncombe County officials grapple with racial equity amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Buncombe County officials grapple with racial equity amid pandemic

Racism is a public health crisis in Buncombe County. County health and government officials testified to that fact in a pair of resolutions passed this summer promising action to address glaring health inequities as the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted those differences across the country. Six and eight months after those resolutions were signed, on the tail end of a spike in COVID-19 cases and during a once-in-a-generation vaccination effort, those on the front lines say it's a promising start, but there's still plenty to do. "We're looking at systemic change across all county government," sai...