Ivy Creek Foundation announces February Black History Month Ivy Talks
The Ivy Creek Foundation is hosting two Ivy Talks in the month of February to celebrate Black History Month and African American farmers.
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The Ivy Creek Foundation is hosting two Ivy Talks in the month of February to celebrate Black History Month and African American farmers.
/PRNewswire/ -- A Black farmer is speaking out amidst the legal battle over $4 billion in federal aid meant to help minority farmers. BLACK FARMER TAKES ACTION...
BASKERVILLE, Va., Feb. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A Black farmer is speaking out amidst the legal battle over $4 billion in federal aid meant to hel...
/PRNewswire/ -- A Black farmer is speaking out amidst the legal battle over $4 billion in federal aid meant to help minority farmers. BLACK FARMER TAKES ACTION...
by rjacksonon May 4, 2021 By John W. Boyd, PsyD, FACHE Amid the mental health messages emerging this month on social media feeds, music platforms and billboards, it’s important that we recognize the existence, origin and importance of this national awareness effort. Mental Health America created Mental Health Awareness Month in May 1949 to build knowledge, encourage more mental health screenings and offer support. In that era, many individuals who sought out mental healthcare were shunned and, all too often, treatment was synonymous with institutionalization. While we have since moved to mo...