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$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – Redlands Daily Facts - Vimarsana News

$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – Redlands Daily Facts

The IE Black Equity Fund, which was created in 2020, focuses on helping to close equity gaps in education, health, employment, and housing for the region's Black community.

$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – Daily Bulletin - Vimarsana News

$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – Daily Bulletin

The IE Black Equity Fund, which was created in 2020, focuses on helping to close equity gaps in education, health, employment, and housing for the region's Black community.

$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – San Bernardino Sun - Vimarsana News

$6 million raised for Inland Empire's Black-led organizations – San Bernardino Sun

The IE Black Equity Fund, which was created in 2020, focuses on helping to close equity gaps in education, health, employment, and housing for the region's Black community.

Source: sbsun.com
Expert: Black Students Face Unique Challenges When Entering, Considering Pharmacy Residency Programs - Vimarsana News

Expert: Black Students Face Unique Challenges When Entering, Considering Pharmacy Residency Programs

Experts discuss challenges and recommendations for addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion in pharmacy programs for minority students.

Why local lawmakers are declaring racism a public health crisis - Vimarsana News

Why local lawmakers are declaring racism a public health crisis

From Riverside to Los Angeles, elected officials are beginning to take aim at policies they believe are detrimental to people of color.

Source: sbsun.com